In a crisis, there’s an opportunity to engage differently and to work collaboratively to deliver useful reporting and information to our neighbors in a time of great need.

By limiting purchasing and delivery, the PLCB is endangering thousands of jobs and businesses in the private sector, leaving behind millions of dollars in income, and unfairly barring sales from licensed suppliers.

As both a gun owner and a doctor, I see gun stores staying open as flying in the face of public health.

Students at elite institutions are asking to pay lower tuition for as long as they endure distance learning — which is typically just forced on less privileged students.

Cities around the world are starting to close parks. But as the coronavirus crisis grows, we need more public space, not less.

People with disabilities do not deserve to bear the brunt of the inability of the richest country in the world to prepare for the coronavirus pandemic.

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

The findings in Pew's annual "State of the City" report must be seen in a different light amid the coronavirus crisis.

Better national leadership, early preparation, and massive testing helped South Korea and Germany take the lead in COVID-19 results. The U.S. could improve by adapting their models.

It’s an awful lot to expect us to sacrifice attending church services during Holy Week and on Easter Sunday of all religious holidays. But social distancing is one of the only tools we have to try and prevent the transmission of the coronavirus.

We're already seeing racial trends in coronavirus cases, including in Philly.

A political outrage in Wisconsin is the culmination of a decades-long GOP assault on democracy, and a plea for radical reform in November.

I implore city and state leaders to act more strongly — to close state parks, monitor the stay-at-home order, do enough before it is too late.