ElectionsLess than 30% of Philly mail voters have returned their ballots. What to do if you still have yours.Mail ballots were sent to voters in Philadelphia later than usual. It could mean fewer voters return their ballots.
ElectionsLess than 30% of Philly mail voters have returned their ballots. What to do if you still have yours.Mail ballots were sent to voters in Philadelphia later than usual. It could mean fewer voters return their ballots.
PoliticsDA Larry Krasner is endorsing judicial candidates, raising new questions about the independence of Philly courts
PoliticsDA Larry Krasner is endorsing judicial candidates, raising new questions about the independence of Philly courts
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly City Council introduced some of Mayor Parker’s housing initiative legislation, but apprehension remains
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly City Council introduced some of Mayor Parker’s housing initiative legislation, but apprehension remains
ElectionsDA Larry Krasner has a fundraising advantage among Philly residents. Challenger Patrick Dugan is dominating the suburbs.
ElectionsDA Larry Krasner has a fundraising advantage among Philly residents. Challenger Patrick Dugan is dominating the suburbs.
News‘Self-promotion’ or informing the public? Mayor Cherelle Parker and Council use taxpayer money to sell their wins
News‘Self-promotion’ or informing the public? Mayor Cherelle Parker and Council use taxpayer money to sell their wins
ElectionsWe answer your questions about the upcoming DA primary — how the elections works, who the candidates are, and much more.We answer your questions about the upcoming DA Primary – how the election works, who the candidates are, and much more.
ElectionsWe answer your questions about the upcoming DA primary — how the elections works, who the candidates are, and much more.We answer your questions about the upcoming DA Primary – how the election works, who the candidates are, and much more.
Philadelphia PoliticsBuilding trades unions and real estate interests are fueling the PAC working to defeat DA Larry KrasnerThe Concerned Citizens of Philadelphia, a newly formed group, has raised $385,000, according to its first public campaign finance report.
Philadelphia PoliticsBuilding trades unions and real estate interests are fueling the PAC working to defeat DA Larry KrasnerThe Concerned Citizens of Philadelphia, a newly formed group, has raised $385,000, according to its first public campaign finance report.
Philadelphia PoliticsState and local lawmakers held a hearing on Trump’s anti-DEI policies on local campuses. University leaders didn’t show.Philadelphia City Council could be considering their options for what actions can be taken in response to the University of Pennsylvania's failure to participate in Friday's hearing.
Philadelphia PoliticsState and local lawmakers held a hearing on Trump’s anti-DEI policies on local campuses. University leaders didn’t show.Philadelphia City Council could be considering their options for what actions can be taken in response to the University of Pennsylvania's failure to participate in Friday's hearing.
Philadelphia PoliticsDA candidate Pat Dugan has committed to declining the GOP nomination if he loses the Democratic primaryPhiladelphia Republicans are organizing a write-in campaign that could allow Patrick Dugan to run as the GOP nominee in November if he loses the Democratic primary against Larry Krasner.
Philadelphia PoliticsDA candidate Pat Dugan has committed to declining the GOP nomination if he loses the Democratic primaryPhiladelphia Republicans are organizing a write-in campaign that could allow Patrick Dugan to run as the GOP nominee in November if he loses the Democratic primary against Larry Krasner.
1:24VideoPhilly City Council approved a bill limiting mobile addiction services in KensingtonCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.
1:24VideoPhilly City Council approved a bill limiting mobile addiction services in KensingtonCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.
Philadelphia PoliticsCouncil just dramatically limited where mobile addiction services providers can operate in Kensington — and it may go furtherCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.
Philadelphia PoliticsCouncil just dramatically limited where mobile addiction services providers can operate in Kensington — and it may go furtherCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.
BusinessPhiladelphians set to receive more workplace retaliation protections as City Council passes the POWER ActThe act will empower the city's Department of Labor to enforce existing worker protection laws on wage theft, paid sick leave, and domestic worker rights.
BusinessPhiladelphians set to receive more workplace retaliation protections as City Council passes the POWER ActThe act will empower the city's Department of Labor to enforce existing worker protection laws on wage theft, paid sick leave, and domestic worker rights.
ResidentialPhilly City Council probes Mayor Parker’s housing plan in tense hearing as battle lines become clearSome on Council fear the mayor wants to spend too much on the Housing Opportunities Made Easy program. Others fear she wants to spend the money on the wrong programs.
ResidentialPhilly City Council probes Mayor Parker’s housing plan in tense hearing as battle lines become clearSome on Council fear the mayor wants to spend too much on the Housing Opportunities Made Easy program. Others fear she wants to spend the money on the wrong programs.
NewsPhilly Sheriff seeks new headquarters, academy, and $20 million budget boostPhiladelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal pitched City Council on a major increase to her staff and $34 million budget, and sought leases for a new office headquarters and a local academy.
NewsPhilly Sheriff seeks new headquarters, academy, and $20 million budget boostPhiladelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal pitched City Council on a major increase to her staff and $34 million budget, and sought leases for a new office headquarters and a local academy.
Crime & JusticeCourts, city say they’re committed to the success of Kensington Wellness Court as program returns after brief hiatusIn a joint statement Wednesday, the city and the courts said they are "committed to working together to ensure the success of the Neighborhood Wellness Court.”
Crime & JusticeCourts, city say they’re committed to the success of Kensington Wellness Court as program returns after brief hiatusIn a joint statement Wednesday, the city and the courts said they are "committed to working together to ensure the success of the Neighborhood Wellness Court.”
Philadelphia PoliticsLarry Krasner and Patrick Dugan to debate Thursday on WURD as Philly DA race enters home stretchThe debate between candidates in Philly's Democratic primary for district attorney will take place at 5 p.m. on WURD, and it will be moderated by James Peterson.
Philadelphia PoliticsLarry Krasner and Patrick Dugan to debate Thursday on WURD as Philly DA race enters home stretchThe debate between candidates in Philly's Democratic primary for district attorney will take place at 5 p.m. on WURD, and it will be moderated by James Peterson.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly judicial candidate can’t run in primary, Pa. Supreme Court rulesWednesday’s decision put to bed a residency challenge that ran so close to election day, mail ballots went out this week with Mike Huff’s name printed on them.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly judicial candidate can’t run in primary, Pa. Supreme Court rulesWednesday’s decision put to bed a residency challenge that ran so close to election day, mail ballots went out this week with Mike Huff’s name printed on them.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly lost $10.2 million in the latest round of DOGE funding cuts to AmeriCorpsThe cuts targeted eleven education programs, including CityYear, Teach for America, and Joyful Readers.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly lost $10.2 million in the latest round of DOGE funding cuts to AmeriCorpsThe cuts targeted eleven education programs, including CityYear, Teach for America, and Joyful Readers.
Philadelphia PoliticsMayor Parker’s administration says it is ready ‘to litigate’ if Philly’s funding is put at risk under Trump sanctuary city orderCity Solicitor Renee Garcia also rejected the term "sanctuary city" to describe Philadelphia.
Philadelphia PoliticsMayor Parker’s administration says it is ready ‘to litigate’ if Philly’s funding is put at risk under Trump sanctuary city orderCity Solicitor Renee Garcia also rejected the term "sanctuary city" to describe Philadelphia.
