PolicyHow brokers gamed the ACA marketplace, roiling subsidy debate in CongressThe Florida insurance brokers offered an enticing deal to unemployed and homeless people. Sometimes they enrolled people without their knowledge.Paige Winfield Cunningham, Washington Post Trump administration says it wants to ‘completely deconstruct’ SNAP program. Here’s what’s actually happening.Henry Savage Swarthmore avoided an income tax, but gets an emergency service tax insteadHenry Savage and Denali Sagner Democrats sweep Lower Merion school board raceHenry Savage and Denali Sagner These local businesses are offering discounts and free meals while SNAP benefits are cut offHenry Savage AdvertisementPeco and PGW promise not to turn off power for low-income households amid government shutdownThe government shutdown is delaying the LIHEAP program to Dec. 3. Here's how to enroll in assistance programs.Henry Savage Are you losing thousands of dollars in homeowner tax breaks? Find outComplete our survey to see what assistance you can apply to and how much you’d save on your real estate taxes.Lizzie Mulvey and Levi Jiang Monarch butterflies, messages to Gov. Josh Shapiro, and joy during this anti-ICE art workshopAs immigration enforcement gets increased funding, support for ICE decreases, and Philadelphians are spreading the message through art.Henry Savage Delaware starts recreational weed sales Aug. 1. What buyers should know.Delaware will begin selling recreational marijuana on Aug. 1. Here’s what to expect, including prices, where to buy, and what Pennsylvanians need to know before crossing state lines.Henry Savage New Jersey primary election 2025: How to vote, deadlines, ID rules, and moreHere’s everything you need to know about voting in New Jersey’s 2025 primary on June 10, including deadlines, mail ballot rules, and in-person options.Henry Savage Where potholes rule the streets: Ranking Philly’s most pothole-plagued neighborhoodsThe Inquirer maps out which neighborhoods have the most potholes in Philadelphia and explains how the city repairs roads.Henry Savage and Lizzie Mulvey Student loan collections are back. What borrowers need to know to avoid wage garnishment or credit damage.Student loan debt collection resumes on May 5. Here's how borrowers can prepare to repay loans and get lower monthly payments.Henry Savage When will recreational weed be legal in Pennsylvania? The wait isn’t over. Pennsylvania lawmakers have been trying to legalize weed for years. The Inquirer talks with lawmakers to see if marijuana legalization could happen in 2025.Henry Savage ¿Cuáles son tus derechos si ICE llega a tu hogar o trabajo?Expertos locales en inmigración analizan cómo opera ICE y explican tus derechos civiles.Henry Savage What are your rights if ICE comes to your home or work?Immigration enforcement is expected to increase under the Trump administration. Here's a refresher on your rights when interacting with ICE at home or work.Henry Savage Exploring the scale of Philly’s juvenile detention problemCities nationwide are turning away from juvenile institutions, noting widespread abuses. Philly has fallen behind.Samantha Melamed and Dain Saint New year, new laws: Pay raises, PTSD coverage, minimum wage increase, and health reforms hit Pa. and N.J.New laws in Pennsylvania and New Jersey include pay raises for top state officials, PTSD workers' comp for first responders, and health patient protections.Henry Savage Project 2025 aims to ‘protect America’s families.’ What would that actually mean for Pennsylvanians?Look at how some of the proposed changes in the 922-page document will impact your neighbors.Dain Saint Mayor Parker’s development and planning team is finally taking shape 10 months into her termJessie Lawrence, who previously reported to Chief Deputy Mayor Aren Platt, will be the permanent director of the Department of Planning and Development.Jake Blumgart First Baptist Church has a very long history in Philadelphia. The rediscovery of its 300-year-old cemetery raises plenty of questionsFounded in 1698, First Baptist Church of Philadelphia is one of the oldest churches in the country. A construction project at 2nd & Arch uncovered its colonial-era cemetery, begun in 1707.Valerie Russ See more storiesAdvertisement
How brokers gamed the ACA marketplace, roiling subsidy debate in CongressThe Florida insurance brokers offered an enticing deal to unemployed and homeless people. Sometimes they enrolled people without their knowledge.Paige Winfield Cunningham, Washington Post
How brokers gamed the ACA marketplace, roiling subsidy debate in CongressThe Florida insurance brokers offered an enticing deal to unemployed and homeless people. Sometimes they enrolled people without their knowledge.Paige Winfield Cunningham, Washington Post
Trump administration says it wants to ‘completely deconstruct’ SNAP program. Here’s what’s actually happening.Henry Savage
Trump administration says it wants to ‘completely deconstruct’ SNAP program. Here’s what’s actually happening.Henry Savage
Swarthmore avoided an income tax, but gets an emergency service tax insteadHenry Savage and Denali Sagner
Swarthmore avoided an income tax, but gets an emergency service tax insteadHenry Savage and Denali Sagner
These local businesses are offering discounts and free meals while SNAP benefits are cut offHenry Savage
These local businesses are offering discounts and free meals while SNAP benefits are cut offHenry Savage
Peco and PGW promise not to turn off power for low-income households amid government shutdownThe government shutdown is delaying the LIHEAP program to Dec. 3. Here's how to enroll in assistance programs.Henry Savage
Peco and PGW promise not to turn off power for low-income households amid government shutdownThe government shutdown is delaying the LIHEAP program to Dec. 3. Here's how to enroll in assistance programs.Henry Savage
Are you losing thousands of dollars in homeowner tax breaks? Find outComplete our survey to see what assistance you can apply to and how much you’d save on your real estate taxes.Lizzie Mulvey and Levi Jiang
Are you losing thousands of dollars in homeowner tax breaks? Find outComplete our survey to see what assistance you can apply to and how much you’d save on your real estate taxes.Lizzie Mulvey and Levi Jiang
Monarch butterflies, messages to Gov. Josh Shapiro, and joy during this anti-ICE art workshopAs immigration enforcement gets increased funding, support for ICE decreases, and Philadelphians are spreading the message through art.Henry Savage
Monarch butterflies, messages to Gov. Josh Shapiro, and joy during this anti-ICE art workshopAs immigration enforcement gets increased funding, support for ICE decreases, and Philadelphians are spreading the message through art.Henry Savage
Delaware starts recreational weed sales Aug. 1. What buyers should know.Delaware will begin selling recreational marijuana on Aug. 1. Here’s what to expect, including prices, where to buy, and what Pennsylvanians need to know before crossing state lines.Henry Savage
Delaware starts recreational weed sales Aug. 1. What buyers should know.Delaware will begin selling recreational marijuana on Aug. 1. Here’s what to expect, including prices, where to buy, and what Pennsylvanians need to know before crossing state lines.Henry Savage
New Jersey primary election 2025: How to vote, deadlines, ID rules, and moreHere’s everything you need to know about voting in New Jersey’s 2025 primary on June 10, including deadlines, mail ballot rules, and in-person options.Henry Savage
New Jersey primary election 2025: How to vote, deadlines, ID rules, and moreHere’s everything you need to know about voting in New Jersey’s 2025 primary on June 10, including deadlines, mail ballot rules, and in-person options.Henry Savage
Where potholes rule the streets: Ranking Philly’s most pothole-plagued neighborhoodsThe Inquirer maps out which neighborhoods have the most potholes in Philadelphia and explains how the city repairs roads.Henry Savage and Lizzie Mulvey
Where potholes rule the streets: Ranking Philly’s most pothole-plagued neighborhoodsThe Inquirer maps out which neighborhoods have the most potholes in Philadelphia and explains how the city repairs roads.Henry Savage and Lizzie Mulvey
Student loan collections are back. What borrowers need to know to avoid wage garnishment or credit damage.Student loan debt collection resumes on May 5. Here's how borrowers can prepare to repay loans and get lower monthly payments.Henry Savage
Student loan collections are back. What borrowers need to know to avoid wage garnishment or credit damage.Student loan debt collection resumes on May 5. Here's how borrowers can prepare to repay loans and get lower monthly payments.Henry Savage
When will recreational weed be legal in Pennsylvania? The wait isn’t over. Pennsylvania lawmakers have been trying to legalize weed for years. The Inquirer talks with lawmakers to see if marijuana legalization could happen in 2025.Henry Savage
When will recreational weed be legal in Pennsylvania? The wait isn’t over. Pennsylvania lawmakers have been trying to legalize weed for years. The Inquirer talks with lawmakers to see if marijuana legalization could happen in 2025.Henry Savage
¿Cuáles son tus derechos si ICE llega a tu hogar o trabajo?Expertos locales en inmigración analizan cómo opera ICE y explican tus derechos civiles.Henry Savage
¿Cuáles son tus derechos si ICE llega a tu hogar o trabajo?Expertos locales en inmigración analizan cómo opera ICE y explican tus derechos civiles.Henry Savage
What are your rights if ICE comes to your home or work?Immigration enforcement is expected to increase under the Trump administration. Here's a refresher on your rights when interacting with ICE at home or work.Henry Savage
What are your rights if ICE comes to your home or work?Immigration enforcement is expected to increase under the Trump administration. Here's a refresher on your rights when interacting with ICE at home or work.Henry Savage
Exploring the scale of Philly’s juvenile detention problemCities nationwide are turning away from juvenile institutions, noting widespread abuses. Philly has fallen behind.Samantha Melamed and Dain Saint
Exploring the scale of Philly’s juvenile detention problemCities nationwide are turning away from juvenile institutions, noting widespread abuses. Philly has fallen behind.Samantha Melamed and Dain Saint
New year, new laws: Pay raises, PTSD coverage, minimum wage increase, and health reforms hit Pa. and N.J.New laws in Pennsylvania and New Jersey include pay raises for top state officials, PTSD workers' comp for first responders, and health patient protections.Henry Savage
New year, new laws: Pay raises, PTSD coverage, minimum wage increase, and health reforms hit Pa. and N.J.New laws in Pennsylvania and New Jersey include pay raises for top state officials, PTSD workers' comp for first responders, and health patient protections.Henry Savage
Project 2025 aims to ‘protect America’s families.’ What would that actually mean for Pennsylvanians?Look at how some of the proposed changes in the 922-page document will impact your neighbors.Dain Saint
Project 2025 aims to ‘protect America’s families.’ What would that actually mean for Pennsylvanians?Look at how some of the proposed changes in the 922-page document will impact your neighbors.Dain Saint
Mayor Parker’s development and planning team is finally taking shape 10 months into her termJessie Lawrence, who previously reported to Chief Deputy Mayor Aren Platt, will be the permanent director of the Department of Planning and Development.Jake Blumgart
Mayor Parker’s development and planning team is finally taking shape 10 months into her termJessie Lawrence, who previously reported to Chief Deputy Mayor Aren Platt, will be the permanent director of the Department of Planning and Development.Jake Blumgart
First Baptist Church has a very long history in Philadelphia. The rediscovery of its 300-year-old cemetery raises plenty of questionsFounded in 1698, First Baptist Church of Philadelphia is one of the oldest churches in the country. A construction project at 2nd & Arch uncovered its colonial-era cemetery, begun in 1707.Valerie Russ
First Baptist Church has a very long history in Philadelphia. The rediscovery of its 300-year-old cemetery raises plenty of questionsFounded in 1698, First Baptist Church of Philadelphia is one of the oldest churches in the country. A construction project at 2nd & Arch uncovered its colonial-era cemetery, begun in 1707.Valerie Russ
