Spring at Morris Arboretum & Gardens is a season of change, color, and fresh growth. Set across 92 acres in Philadelphia’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood, this public garden comes to life with …

Joseph Anthony introduces the Yume Head Spa, a Japanese-inspired scalp treatment in the Philly area designed for relaxation, detox, and healthier hair.

For homeowners in Bucks County and the surrounding region, basement water issues can threaten both the safety and value of a home. That’s why so many residents rely on Jamison Basement …

This spring, Philadelphia couples won’t just tour venues—they’ll experience them in full celebration mode.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is warning travelers of a possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport earlier this month.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has launched a new online HIV Resource Finder designed to help residents and service providers quickly locate treatment, prevention and support services across the city.

There is plenty of love in Port Richmond. The Port Richmond Neighborhood Action recently held its Love Story Contest, where neighbors submitted their personal love stories. One lucky winner …

Flu cases remain high in the US, with the season yet to peak. The spike in cases is driven by a newly identified virus subtype, subclade K, which has proven particularly infectious.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is alerting travelers and the general public to possible measles exposures connected to a person who traveled through the city last week.

Experts believe Philly has more work to do when it comes to providing seniors access to physical activities that promote healthy aging. But the seeds planted over a decade ago to protect and support the city’s rapidly growing aging population demonstrate a commitment to positive change.

As an infectious diseases physician and researcher, I’ll be keeping an eye on a few viruses in 2026 that could be poised to cause infections in unexpected places or in unexpected numbers.

In partnership with Aqua Vida, the city’s highest indoor pool will transform into a floating yoga studio—75 feet long, 28 stories up—where expert instructors guide participants through balance-building flows on paddle boards, all set against sweeping skyline views.

Flu cases are rising rapidly across the US, with at least 7.5 million illnesses, 81,000 hospitalizations, and 3,100 deaths reported so far this season. Holiday travel, low vaccination rates, and misinformation are contributing to the spike, according to public health experts.

Whether you’re craving deep relaxation, a skin refresh, or a reason to get outside, Philly’s wellness scene in 2026 makes it easier than ever to feel your best.

The holidays bring a lot of cheer— and also a lot of clean up. And for Philadelphians looking to dispose of their Christmas tree some time after the jolly festivities, the Philly Goat Project has an easy way to do just that.

The clock may be ticking, but Philly’s creative community is making last-minute holiday shopping easy—and fun—with a full slate of markets, pop-ups, and thoughtfully curated gift guides.

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revised its long-standing guidance about vaccines and autism. The guidance once stated clearly and correctly that the evidence shows no link between vaccines and the development of autism. Now it claims “studies supporting a link [between vaccines and autism] have been ignored by health authorities”.

Philadelphia residents can now receive free flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines at City Health Centers across the city, the Department of Public Health announced on Thursday.

Philadelphia health officials have issued a warning about a potential measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport on November 9.

Philadelphia's Fall Leaf Recycling Program officially began this week and will continue through Dec. 20. Here's what residents need to know: