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The Philadelphia Parking Authority is getting in the holiday spirit. From now until Jan. 1, street parking will be free citywide on Saturdays after 11 a.m.

Jimmy Butler did it again: he put up a game-winning three-pointer with 0.4 seconds left to lift the Sixers to a 127-125 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night.

New Jersey legislators will hold hearings today to debate a package of bills that would legalize recreational marijuana in the state and expand its medical marijuana program.

After being laid off in May, Toys R Us workers scored a $20 million win last Tuesday. Their efforts are just one example of a burgeoning retail labor movement.

Russia's coast guard opened fire on and seized three of Ukraine's vessels Sunday, wounding two crew members. The incident followed a standoff in the Black Sea and comes amid rising tensions between the two countries.

Since a program to distribute gun locks in Bucks County began in April 2017, thousands of locks have been given out to gun owners. The success has prompted the county to expand the program to seniors in 2019.

Think Philly's transit system could use some sprucing up? One expert who recently took a look at the region agrees and SEPTA is considering his recommendations.

The Markelle Fultz shoulder saga has continued for 13 months. Some sources have said that he's no longer in the Sixers' long-term plans and the drama shows no signs of stopping.

Instagram is chock-full of personal trainers and fitness models who might inspire you to hit the gym, but there are six reasons to use caution before you hit "follow."

Warning: Phillies fans will be quite jealous while reading the story of "Video Dan," the man who spent the last 36 years recording the team's biggest and smallest moments.

It's officially the holiday season which means there are a ton of cheesy new rom-coms and family films to watch — and TV critic Ellen Gray gives you her blessing to watch them all totally shame-free.

The Met Philadelphia has been reborn on North Broad Street and with its Dec. 3 opening comes a shakeup for the local concert scene.

The local mascot scene just got a little more crowded. South Jersey's Rowan College just revealed its own costumed icon.

The midterm elections may have brought about a blue wave, but we should be focused on going green, writes Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education director Mike Weilbacher.

Politicians aren't listening to teens and student activists, but they deserve to be heard and involved in democracy, writes Upper Dublin High School senior Josh Portney.

Another reason to be jealous of the youths: WHYY reports that Lock Haven University is letting students bring their pets to school now.

Take a trip down memory lane thanks to PlanPhilly's look inside an old Frank Furness building in West Philly, a hidden masterpiece covered and then uncovered by renovations.

For a different trip down memory lane, try Billy Penn's look back at when Reading, Pa., became a hotbed for socialism in the early 20th century.

You've definitely seen the famous Norwegian knit pattern that adorns many cozy winter accessories, but until the Atlantic's essay on it, you might never have known its name: selburose.

File this under "New Year's resolution candidates:" the Washington Post has a handy new guide to organizing all those old photos you have gathering dust in the back of your closet.