Max Marin

To amputate or save a limb? Philly's tranq crisis is forcing doctors to make difficult choices amid a slow pu…

Known for its outdoor art, Philadelphia has twice gutted its public arts office, and officials have not inven…

"We're not pointing the fingers at anyone," said Deputy Police Commissioner Pedro Rosario. "It's a complicate…

Census data lists Russian, Ukrainian, and Uzbekistani as the most commonly reported ancestries in the Philly …

Amid Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's Kensington crackdown, some drug users accuse police of using naloxone imprope…

Carmen Ronio, 79, its decades-long executive director, and board members spend comparatively little on animal…

Kensington's drug crisis has taken root in properties left vacant and unsecured by speculators. Residents say…

Gambling terminals with names like "Luck or Luxury" have spread across Philly, due to weak state law and lax …

The Guns Down Gloves Up program was among 31 grantees awarded $13.5 million by the city. It is now the target…

Community organizers and police staff in North Philadelphia's 22nd Police District say that, amid soaring rat…

From junked SUVs to stranded sedans, Philadelphians are contending with a historic deluge of abandoned vehicl…

City Councilmember Helen Gym wonders if it was "malfeasance or just monumental stupidity."

For all but the highest-priority requests, Philadelphia police response times to calls for help last year wer…

Since July, the average number of complaints about broken street lights has ballooned from about 900 a month …

This is the story of a 22-year-old with no health care experience who talked his way into a COVID-19 vaccine …

As paramedics minister to their unresponsive patient, Philadelphia Emergency Medical Services Lt. Steve McClo…

Each year, Philadelphia law enforcement officials seize millions of dollars from ordinary citizens via civil …

Behind the rise of the SEPTA Transit Police — and the chief who brought him into the light.

When the Philadelphia Housing Authority came to the Hawthorne neighborhood in 1996 with an ambitious redevelo…

While one side experiences a rapid makeover, the other is still dodging bullets in a notorious drug market.

The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) will be sending out purchase offers to hundreds of property owners i…

No one in Philadelphia has been looking for Ali Bsharat, the 26-year-old Palestinian man who was reported mis…

On sunny days, families stroll along the paved walkways of the Fair Hill Burial Ground, a 300-year old Quaker…

Kensington's plight now serves as a cautionary tale for foreign governments, a punching bag for Republican pr…