Helen Ubiñas

Who cares that a white man was able to build a presidential campaign, a presidency and an insurrection with tweets that make anything Tanden tweeted sound downright, well, presidential. She was… mean!

"There’s a big cultural gap between young leaders and the city, and high-risk youth and young adults and the violence prevention community," says John Solomon.

“Never in a million years would I have imagined that his murder would still be unsolved five years later,” Yullio Robbins said.

Some things are obvious about the ever-growing list of those killed by gun violence this year: Most of the people were young, Black men, mostly in their 20s.

If a man is willing to starve himself, right outside your doorstep, it’s time to accept that whatever you’ve said or done isn’t enough.

It almost doesn’t matter whether enough Republican lawmakers find their spines or sense of civic duty, or more likely, stay true to form and let a traitor off. It still won’t be over.

If our incompetent leaders won't do their jobs, maybe we can entice them with a bonus.

To address the plight of disabled survivors of gun violence, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans want to pass a law that will help their growing ranks find desperately needed resources.

Who’s really held accountable for much of anything anymore? Not treasonous presidents, not seditious Republican lawmakers, not even our mayor.

Four Philly residents have recently held one-person protests against gun violence. But every day, city residents individually and collectively fight against unchecked violence.