The earthquake occurred at 13:05 local time, according to the National Seismological Service. Precisely, a few minutes after a national drill was carried out. The strongest aftershock was 5.3. Claudia ...

The world changed in the wake of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in 2001 and for historians, the attacks marked the turn of the century. But since then and until now, many are the milestones that have ...

On Wednesday, Aug. 18, a federal court in Nevada ruled that a nearly 70-year-old section of law that makes it a felony to reenter the U.S. after deportation, is unconstitutional. The judge ruled that ...

In an op-ed published on Saturday, Oct. 30 in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Councilmember Maria Quiñones-Sánchez revealed that she has been privately dealing with breast cancer for the past four months.

On Wednesday, Nov. 3, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Menendez met with Republican Marco Rubio, House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee Chairman Albio Sires, Representative Maria Elvira ...

Marc Grika has worked in cities around the country, but came back to his native Philly to grow some roots. “I’ve been in the restaurant business forever, I started in the business pretty young,” Grika ...

Jill Rae Scarbro, of Bright Futures Learning Services (BFLS) in West Virginia, became the 2022 Small Business Person of the Year, which was presented during the 2022 National Small Business Week (NSBW ...

With a career that has spanned more than 20 years in communications and the nonprofit sector, Yvette Núñez has often used her platform to serve. Currently, she serves as vice president of ...

Tricolor, a U.S. Department of Treasury certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), recently announced the issuance of a second social bond worth $224 million to empower low-income ...

Sarah Scandone has always loved the presentation and taste of foods that are flavorful and healthy. It’s spelled out on her impressive resume in the food industry, with the most recent addition being ...

Judge Nelson Diaz’s life is one of "firsts." He was the first Latino to ever attend and graduate from Temple Law School. While there, he co-founded the first Black and Hispanic law student association ...

As students returned to their schools amidst what media and advocates have coined as “doomsday” budget cuts, parents, teachers and politicians throughout Philadelphia are struggling to remain positive ...