What King James means to Philadelphia, a breakdown of the LeBron economy, and a city guide fit for the King.

What LeBron James’s arrival says about a city finally learning to believe in itself

A look back at the 76ers from Dr. J to King James.

Want to be a true-blue (and red) Philadelphian, LeBron? Let us help.

So what’s it take — and what’s it mean — to snag a king? Here, a cold, hard cash breakdown.

Larry Smith inherited his love of Philly sports from his parents. Now, in a family of five, he’s watching that love take on a whole new meaning.

What do you do if you want to get workers to stop cutting down a tree? If you’re Beth Duddy, you block their way.

The Sixers legend tells all.

Upper Roxborough is the last rural corner of Philadelphia, a place where forests and fields reign. Squeezed by development and climate change, how much longer can it last?

What growing home values could mean for your finances—and when it may make sense to tap them.

One of the lowest periods in franchise history is over. It’s time to buy into the Orange and Black.

The short film offers an intimate look at the North Philly riding club, its young riders, and the fight to preserve its legacy.

A scrappy collection of local shops, artists, and entrepreneurs is testing what Philadelphians actually want from one of downtown’s most under-used corridors.

With the preventable infectious disease dominating headlines 35 years later, we’ve learned nothing. Instead, things have gotten worse. Much, much worse.

Philadelphians are gathering in bars to confront middle-school trauma, flex their vocabularies, and experience the thrill of being told they’ve done a good job.