The DC 33 strike may be over with a new contract ratified, but Philadelphia residents are still reporting trash troubles.

Philadelphia's Department of Sanitation is prioritizing collecting trash, which accumulated throughout the DC 33 strike ...

On Monday, part of 59th and Rodman streets was lined with bags of garbage and debris that neighbors said had only grown since ...

About 64% of DC 33 members voted to approve a tentative contract agreement with Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's administration, ...

The Philadelphia Sanitation Department says it's running behind on recycling pickup following the District Council 33 strike ...

Philadelphia's AFSCME District Council 33 ratified its new contract with the city, approving the deal that ended an eight-day ...

Residents in Philadelphia's Spring Garden neighborhood put out their trash Sunday, hoping service continues as the city ...

A trio of Michigan players area already talking a lot of trash about their team's upcoming game against Michigan State in ...

Kim Paymaster was a tad stressed over the Fourth of July weekend. She had family with small children staying over, her water ...

DC33’s workers are back on the job, doing what they do to keep the city running. They know that Philadelphians will have their backs, but they are still underpaid, still overworked, and unappreciated ...

District Council 33 leadership on Monday will announce the results of a union vote on a tentative contract with the city.

Residential trash pickup resumed in Philadelphia on Monday, nearly two weeks after 9,000 members of District Council 33 went on strike.