Private demolition isn’t the city’s responsibility, officials say
Officials investigate demolition procedures following June’s building collapse.
Fabolous is coming to the Troc for Hip-Hop for Philly
Fabolous comes to the Troc for a good cause
Philadelphia City Council to announce emergency funding for schools
Philadelphia City Council members will announce this afternoon plans to help plug the school district’s budget gap.
Faces of the school district layoffs collected online
A new website, Facesofthelayoffs.org, catalogues the mugs and stories of laid-off employees.
US Open: Merion stands test of time
Merion hosts amazing U.S. Open.
Shawn Stefani aces hole, kisses ground
Shawn Stefani hits first hole-in-one ever recorded at Merion in a U.S. Open.
School district announces 76 more layoffs
The School District of Philadelphia announced the additional layoffs Friday. Sixty-three worked at the district headquarters on North Broad Street. Thirteen cut from early childhood education programs in regional administrative offices.
Philadelphia to receive 2013 United Nations Public Service Award
Mayor Michael Nutter will announce today that the Philadelphia Department of Human Services was named the 2013 recipient of the second place United Nations Public Service Award in the improving the delivery of public services category,
Philly remembers victim Anne Bryan
More than 400 people packed the Rotunda of the school’s historic building Sunday for a memorial service in Bryan’s honor.
Survivor of building collapse files lawsuit
Lawyers for Nadine White, who worked at the Salvation Army thrift store, filed a lawsuit yesterday for distress she suffered during Wednesday’s building collapse.