Eight small things that will have a big impact on Philadelphia in 2015
Check out our list of projects, initiatives and infrastructure upgrades that will boost the City of Brotherly Love in the new year.
Trolley Tourism: Cruising to Delaware County for classic bars, ethnic eats and walkable main streets
Starting with Upper Darby and ending in Media, our writer hitches a ride on SEPTA's 101 Trolley, taking in all the sites and flavors southwest DelCo has to offer.
The Philadelphia region's Italian-American legacy endures
This strong, tight-knit community helped shape the city as we know it. And while iconic Italian neighborhoods continue to evolve and diversify, a rich tradition remains.
New to PA: Rental Beast brings the tools of homebuying to the rental search
Thanks to a rapidly expanding Boston-based startup, apartment hunting in Southeastern Pennsylvania is about to get a lot easier. The company is already building a team in Center City Philadelphia.
News: Pennsylvania will be home to the Northeast's first Advanced Data Center
The Northeast corridor's first Advanced Data Center -- being built right here in the Commonwealth --will meet the needs of modern web-scale businesses from Boston to Washington, D.C., and beyond.
Philadelphia writer Nic Esposito wanted to publish a book, so he built a publishing company
The Head & the Hand Press gives a voice to local writers, especially those outside the literary establishment. But that's only part of their mission -- they are also building community at their shared space on Fishtown's Frankford Avenue.
Building the library of the future in Philadelphia
From innovative cooking classes to job training to community gathering spaces, the Free Library and its many branches are evolving to meet 21st Century needs. Now, thanks to a huge influx of funds, that process is more ambitious than ever.
Ninth Annual Philly Startup Weekend comes to Drexel
Hopeful entrepreneurs will gather for a shot at international notice at this year's Philadelphia Startup Weekend.
A West Philadelphia neighborhood pushes for the right kind of development
The Mantua community comes together to drive a revolutionary rezoning process that will foster homeownership, vibrant commercial corridors and increased food access in this West Philly neighborhood.
Development News: University City District ahead of schedule on reinvention of trolley portal
West Philadelphia's University City District has raised over $2 million in funding to begin construction on the stunning, green 40th Street Trolley Portal in 2015.