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After almost five years of remote board and commission meetings, Philadelphia is bringing in-person zoning board and Historical Commission meetings back.

A look at what the four new members of Philadelphia City Council — Nina Ahmad, Rue Landau, Nicolas O'Rourke, and Jeffery Young — have done since taking office in January.

David Oh, Parker's Republican opponent in last year's mayoral election, has stood alongside the mayor’s supporters at three events so far this year.

Also, why David Oh keeps popping up in City Hall. And the City Council resolution that made us go "hmm" this week.

Clout is breaking down who's up and who's down following the first big legislative agreement of the Parker administration.

Also this week: A dustup over a candidate's sexuality in the N.J. Republican party, plus new questions about whether the GOP has beef with Philly Elmo.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit concluded that jurors had been presented with enough evidence to conclude that Henon sold the powers of his office to labor leader John Dougherty.

The Elmo mascot, who plays in the Positive Movement drum line, appeared at Biden's rally Wednesday at Girard College.

Bucks County Democrat Ashley Ehasz responds after the NRCC attempted to link her to "pro-Hamas activism." The military veteran is challenging Republican Brian Fitzpatrick for Congress.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker says she’s visiting other cities to get ideas as the city contemplates a 76ers arena in Center City.

Also, the war in Gaza leads to a war of words in a Bucks County congressional race, and Mayor Cherelle L. Parker plans to weigh in strongly on the 76ers' arena proposal — once she makes up her mind.

Carol Murphy sent out a mailer with a photo of her surrounded by women holding up Planned Parenthood-branded “Women for Murphy.” But the signs were for Gov. Phil Murphy’s campaign.

Also this week: We've got four zingers from Mayor Parker and a Murphy mix-up across the Delaware.

Trump, who is facing federal indictments in four jurisdictions, is about to rally in a town where two of the three top-ranking officials are also under indictment.

The first major dispute between Mayor Cherelle Parker and Council President Kenyatta Johnson spilled out into public last week, less than four months into their tenures.

Shapiro said he can’t wait to eat a Martin’s roll at sundown on Tuesday, when Passover ends.

Every Election Day, Clout asks Philly politicians three questions. This year, topics included President Biden's frequent trips to Pennsylvania and next year's district attorney race.

Plus: We've got news on who's paying for a Mayor Cherelle Parker "public service announcement" that looks a little bit like a campaign ad.

Pianist and composer Dave Palmer scored the new movie about the making-of Sylvester Stallone's iconic underdog story, using all Philly musicians. He's bullish on the music scen in his adopted hometown

The strong job gains will likely be seen at the Federal Reserve as further confirmation that with hiring healthy, policymakers can continue to focus on combating inflation.

Jamal Pistoria was taken into custody on a SEPTA bus early Friday morning.

"Johnny Hockey" would've signed a one-day contract, his mom said, just to say he'd worn the Orange and Black. Jon Runyan's mom took algebra to help her dyslexic son. Big Hugh cut it short and sweet.

The “Boycott Ride,” scheduled for Sunday in Rittenhouse Square, has sparked ire on social media and drawn international scrutiny.

Rounding out a fleet of chefs from South Philly, Center City, and Kensington are restaurants in Fairmount, West Philly, and North Philly.