The Philadelphia Airport has plans to switch the pickup zones for taxis and rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft. Taxi drivers say it would kill their business.

Radnor-based Phoenix Services' bankruptcy has been accompanied by poor maintenance and unfairly high price demands, Nucor told the bankruptcy court

Sheetz said it considered employee feedback and found that the policy governing its workers' dental appearance should end immediately.

A massive warehouse proposed in Philadelphia's Far Northeast has inspired zoning challenges and lawsuits. Now its developer is fighting back with a lawsuit of its own.

More than 100 truck drivers and other union workers walked off the job. Waste Management says it intends “to ensure collection services continue" with minimal disruptions.

Acting City Controller Christy Brady resigned one day after news that she received overwhelming support from the Democratic City Committee's policy group.

Campaign finance reports filed by eight Democratic candidates provide the clearest picture yet of who is best positioned to sustain a campaign through the May 16 primary election.

Ex-Mayor Michael Nutter grilled mayoral candidate Jeff Brown about the inner workings of city government in a tense exchange that produced a handful of uncomfortable moments.

City Controller candidate Jack Inacker dropped out of the race and threw his support to Acting Controller Christy Brady, who is considering a run.

Appeals filed by two Council members and a state representative highlight some of the issues raised by the first citywide reassessment in three years