South Philly is full of neighborhood favorites and destination restaurants. Here are the best places to dine below Snyder Avenue.

Inside the infuriating world of the hidden fee economy.

We investigated the (many) mysterious charges and figured out where they really go.

It’s our most famous neighborhood, defined by its immigrants and its characters, by intermingling (sometimes clashing) cultures — and by near-constant change.

The never-ending story of our most iconic neighborhood.

Mummers! Mosaics! McDonald’s!

The land of Rocky has yet to deal with its history as a notoriously segregated place.

From roaming buffalo and Dutch settlers through the first Odunde Festival and our restaurant boom.

The ongoing battle over the project is taking place in the backyards of Chester and Delaware county residents, who live in fear of a catastrophe.

The birthplace of the United States is turning into a shambles, and no one — the feds, the city, Philadelphians themselves — seems inclined to do anything about it.

The rigid, confounding, densely bureaucratic Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative has morphed into a system that diminishes a mother’s ability to make the best choices for her child.

Ron Wagenhoffer deserves to be remembered.