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PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphians are often a little skeptical when Hollywood is involved.

PHILADELPHIA — It took only 50 years, but Del Jones' music — and his message — are being heard loud and clear, again.

Set in Philadelphia, the award-winning sitcom finds humor in the struggles of teaching in an under-resourced school district. Real-life Philly teachers tell NPR there's truth in every joke.

PHILADELPHIA — The short-term rental industry, embodied by Airbnb, proved a polarizing subject at a Wednesday City Council hearing. Both hosts and neighborhood groups testified passionately, if at cross purposes, about the industry’s effect on Philadelphia’s neighborhoods.

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA's best teams ever.

Most of the world's legendary largemouth bass fisherman are from the South, not South Jersey by way of South Philly.

Vallas is running on his educational record in Philly and New Orleans — but some parents say it was disastrous

PITTSBURGH — Now that Terrell Edmunds is Philly bound, one player remains from the Steelers’ thoroughly unexciting draft class of 2018, and that is thoroughly average right tackle Chuks Okorafor.

PHILADELPHIA — OK, Philly, you can drink the water without worry now.

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia officials say tap water from the Baxter treatment plant is safe to drink at least through 3:30 p.m. Tuesday as they continue to monitor the impact of a chemical spill from a plant upstream on the Delaware River.

“Ah this guy makes the best meatballs in South Philly!” I’m touring Philadelphia’s Italian Market – a name that’s historically accurate but now, thanks to many excellent Mexican and Vietnamese food businesses, something of a misnomer – and my hugely knowledgeable guide, trained chef Jacquie, has bumped into another person…