Philadelphia Parking AuthorityJoint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker Jake Blumgart What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThomas Fitzgerald Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart AdvertisementSlow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth Can you park in Philadelphia and avoid PPA fines? Prove it with our Philly parking simulatorPlay our game to test your parking knowledge and see if you can avoid picking up fines over the course of one day.Levi Jiang Report parking violations to the PPA in 30 seconds with a new toolLaser Vision, launched by Philly Bike Action, allows users to take a picture of a parking violation and send a report to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Ariana Perez-Castells Center City parking rates are going up for the first time in about 10 yearsStarting July 1, the hourly rate will increase from $3 to $4 in the core downtown area.Andrew Seidman Take a look back at how Philly’s bus station has traveled around the city in the last two years.How Philly’s inter-city bus station went from permanent building to ‘humanitarian disaster’ to still searching for a home.Erica Palan This waterfront boardwalk is Philly’s best summer hangout. It opens this week.Philly's favorite waterfront party returns to liven up the Delaware River this summer at Spruce Street Harbor Park.Henry Savage Bike lane opponents challenge city plan for loading zones on Pine and Spruce StreetsNeighborhood loading zones were proposed for Pine and Spruce Streets as space for temporary stops. Some residents say they'll gobble up permit parking spaces and won't work as intended.Thomas Fitzgerald Philly drivers who block bus lanes will soon be automatically ticketed, and have to pay a hefty fineBlocking a bus lane will soon cost drivers $76 under new AI collaboration between PPA and SEPTA.Thomas Fitzgerald The Philadelphia Parking Authority may soon launch an AI-powered system for automated ticketing of noisy automobiles A new bill from City Councilmember Mark Squilla would pave the way for automated enforcement of vehicle noise violations.Ryan W. Briggs and Sean Collins Walsh PPA is rolling out ‘smart’ loading zones to keep delivery trucks moving On April 1, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will turn on its enforcement tool, which PPA Executive Director Rich Lazer compared to E-ZPass.Thomas Fitzgerald Philadelphia’s citations for speed and red-light cameras are misleading, lawsuit saysSpeed cameras have been credited with reducing crashes on Roosevelt Boulevard. But a federal lawsuit raises concerns about due process and the ability of drivers to dispute tickets.Abraham Gutman Everything you need to know about the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower ShowA complete guide to the 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show, including schedule, tickets, parking, food, exhibits on display and more.Henry Savage Johnny Doc’s bribery conviction just cost his former union Local 98 another $25,000 in ethics finesThe penalties largely relate to John J. Dougherty’s failure to have registered as a lobbyist while seeking to to influence government officials.Chris Palmer See more storiesAdvertisement
Joint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald
Joint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald
Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker Jake Blumgart
Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker Jake Blumgart
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
Slow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy
Slow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy
With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland
With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland
How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth
How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth
Can you park in Philadelphia and avoid PPA fines? Prove it with our Philly parking simulatorPlay our game to test your parking knowledge and see if you can avoid picking up fines over the course of one day.Levi Jiang
Can you park in Philadelphia and avoid PPA fines? Prove it with our Philly parking simulatorPlay our game to test your parking knowledge and see if you can avoid picking up fines over the course of one day.Levi Jiang
Report parking violations to the PPA in 30 seconds with a new toolLaser Vision, launched by Philly Bike Action, allows users to take a picture of a parking violation and send a report to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Ariana Perez-Castells
Report parking violations to the PPA in 30 seconds with a new toolLaser Vision, launched by Philly Bike Action, allows users to take a picture of a parking violation and send a report to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Ariana Perez-Castells
Center City parking rates are going up for the first time in about 10 yearsStarting July 1, the hourly rate will increase from $3 to $4 in the core downtown area.Andrew Seidman
Center City parking rates are going up for the first time in about 10 yearsStarting July 1, the hourly rate will increase from $3 to $4 in the core downtown area.Andrew Seidman
Take a look back at how Philly’s bus station has traveled around the city in the last two years.How Philly’s inter-city bus station went from permanent building to ‘humanitarian disaster’ to still searching for a home.Erica Palan
Take a look back at how Philly’s bus station has traveled around the city in the last two years.How Philly’s inter-city bus station went from permanent building to ‘humanitarian disaster’ to still searching for a home.Erica Palan
This waterfront boardwalk is Philly’s best summer hangout. It opens this week.Philly's favorite waterfront party returns to liven up the Delaware River this summer at Spruce Street Harbor Park.Henry Savage
This waterfront boardwalk is Philly’s best summer hangout. It opens this week.Philly's favorite waterfront party returns to liven up the Delaware River this summer at Spruce Street Harbor Park.Henry Savage
Bike lane opponents challenge city plan for loading zones on Pine and Spruce StreetsNeighborhood loading zones were proposed for Pine and Spruce Streets as space for temporary stops. Some residents say they'll gobble up permit parking spaces and won't work as intended.Thomas Fitzgerald
Bike lane opponents challenge city plan for loading zones on Pine and Spruce StreetsNeighborhood loading zones were proposed for Pine and Spruce Streets as space for temporary stops. Some residents say they'll gobble up permit parking spaces and won't work as intended.Thomas Fitzgerald
Philly drivers who block bus lanes will soon be automatically ticketed, and have to pay a hefty fineBlocking a bus lane will soon cost drivers $76 under new AI collaboration between PPA and SEPTA.Thomas Fitzgerald
Philly drivers who block bus lanes will soon be automatically ticketed, and have to pay a hefty fineBlocking a bus lane will soon cost drivers $76 under new AI collaboration between PPA and SEPTA.Thomas Fitzgerald
The Philadelphia Parking Authority may soon launch an AI-powered system for automated ticketing of noisy automobiles A new bill from City Councilmember Mark Squilla would pave the way for automated enforcement of vehicle noise violations.Ryan W. Briggs and Sean Collins Walsh
The Philadelphia Parking Authority may soon launch an AI-powered system for automated ticketing of noisy automobiles A new bill from City Councilmember Mark Squilla would pave the way for automated enforcement of vehicle noise violations.Ryan W. Briggs and Sean Collins Walsh
PPA is rolling out ‘smart’ loading zones to keep delivery trucks moving On April 1, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will turn on its enforcement tool, which PPA Executive Director Rich Lazer compared to E-ZPass.Thomas Fitzgerald
PPA is rolling out ‘smart’ loading zones to keep delivery trucks moving On April 1, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will turn on its enforcement tool, which PPA Executive Director Rich Lazer compared to E-ZPass.Thomas Fitzgerald
Philadelphia’s citations for speed and red-light cameras are misleading, lawsuit saysSpeed cameras have been credited with reducing crashes on Roosevelt Boulevard. But a federal lawsuit raises concerns about due process and the ability of drivers to dispute tickets.Abraham Gutman
Philadelphia’s citations for speed and red-light cameras are misleading, lawsuit saysSpeed cameras have been credited with reducing crashes on Roosevelt Boulevard. But a federal lawsuit raises concerns about due process and the ability of drivers to dispute tickets.Abraham Gutman
Everything you need to know about the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower ShowA complete guide to the 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show, including schedule, tickets, parking, food, exhibits on display and more.Henry Savage
Everything you need to know about the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower ShowA complete guide to the 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show, including schedule, tickets, parking, food, exhibits on display and more.Henry Savage
Johnny Doc’s bribery conviction just cost his former union Local 98 another $25,000 in ethics finesThe penalties largely relate to John J. Dougherty’s failure to have registered as a lobbyist while seeking to to influence government officials.Chris Palmer
Johnny Doc’s bribery conviction just cost his former union Local 98 another $25,000 in ethics finesThe penalties largely relate to John J. Dougherty’s failure to have registered as a lobbyist while seeking to to influence government officials.Chris Palmer
