Apex of Yardley buys Maple Shade BJ's Wholesale store for $15.6M

The move comes as PHS prepares to mark its 200th anniversary next year and requires employees to work at the office more regularly.

The proposal includes a playground, dog park, and pickleball and basketball courts.

Brian O'Neill said Upper Merion Township officials stated that data centers would be allowed under its zoning code, then changed their tune due to pushback. Now, he wants a judge to approve his plans.

This historic site, once a place of diving horses and beauty pageants and currently a popular amusement pier, could jut another 1800 feet into the ocean.

The academy plans to relocate collections and sell its building on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Since the building is not designated historic by Philadelphia, it is not protected from demolition.

The Bensalem Township mayor said the complex will soon be demolished.

A property investor bought the King of Prussia building occupied by Netflix House for $60 million.

The area has a new visitors center and it has welcomed coffee shops and a food co-op. Residents would like restaurants and more retail.

PHS is searching Philadelphia for another site where they can open a beer garden.

Mita is ready to spend another $200 million on a resort proposed for the closed Wonderland Pier in Ocean City. And he has his sights on two other potential hotels.

Burlington plans to invest $370 million in its new home at 3151 Market St. in University City. Here's where that money will go.

The discount retailer, long based in South Jersey, plans to invest $370 million in the move, and use another $30 million in Pa. grants. It will eventually relocate 1,500 employees and hire 500.

This is the second major apartment proposal this summer for the western side of Walnut Street in Center City.

Today's battles over data centers echo the ones fought in California in the 1950s and 1960s over building high tech industrial campuses.

The project faces criticism from neighbors, the district's City Council member, and a city design committee.

A West Philadelphia developer has big plans for Lancaster Avenue, but neighbors want a lot more parking.

The Malvern-based company plans to continue to lease the complex, where 600 IT employees work.

The Historical Commission had hoped that materials could be saved for a future project, but "nothing was salvaged."

The New York-based chain is planning to open its first two stores in the Philadelphia region next year.

Gann claimed to be Black and Palestinian. Gann was active in the fight to defend Keziah Ridgeway, another Philadelphia teacher disciplined for her social media posts.

Wozniak's successor as interim CEO is Jim Logue, who has been Redeemer's chief transformation officer since Feb. 2025.

On Thursday, "Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story" will release on Prime Video, which wouldn't have been possible without Jackson's older brother, Byron, filming every step of the journey.

By employing artificial intelligence to analyze wear patterns on the small chunk of limestone and running thousands of simulations, researchers believe that they have brought back a forgotten pastime.

The devaluation of Australian wines in the eyes of American buyers is largely driven by the runaway success of one single bargain brand.

"Love Hurts, hate Sirianni," basically sums up the former WIP host's opinions about the Eagles this season.