Philadelphia NewsMayor Cherelle Parker makes a splash to mark the opening of public pools for the summerThe city has warned that forecasters are predicting a hotter-than-average summer, and the city’s more than 60 neighborhood pools “offer a vital way for families to stay cool and active.”
Philadelphia NewsMayor Cherelle Parker makes a splash to mark the opening of public pools for the summerThe city has warned that forecasters are predicting a hotter-than-average summer, and the city’s more than 60 neighborhood pools “offer a vital way for families to stay cool and active.”
Philadelphia PoliticsHere’s what we know about the ICE tactical units reportedly expected in Philadelphia
Philadelphia PoliticsHere’s what we know about the ICE tactical units reportedly expected in Philadelphia
National PoliticsAppeals court temporarily blocks judge’s ruling to return control of National Guard to California
National PoliticsAppeals court temporarily blocks judge’s ruling to return control of National Guard to California
National PoliticsSen. Padilla is forcefully removed from Noem’s news conference on immigration raids and handcuffed
National PoliticsSen. Padilla is forcefully removed from Noem’s news conference on immigration raids and handcuffed
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly Mayor Cherelle Parker: Police ‘will maintain public safety and order’ during anti-Trump protestParker's comments indicate the city will take an assertive approach toward unlawful activity that occurs alongside peaceful protests on Saturday.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly Mayor Cherelle Parker: Police ‘will maintain public safety and order’ during anti-Trump protestParker's comments indicate the city will take an assertive approach toward unlawful activity that occurs alongside peaceful protests on Saturday.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly’s largest municipal union says it will ‘shut this city down’ if a contract deal isn’t reached soonDC33 president Greg Boulware said a strike could happen "very soon" after the current contract expires on June 30, should members vote to authorize one.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly’s largest municipal union says it will ‘shut this city down’ if a contract deal isn’t reached soonDC33 president Greg Boulware said a strike could happen "very soon" after the current contract expires on June 30, should members vote to authorize one.
Philadelphia PoliticsA Council member says the new city budget puts SEPTA’s subsidized fare program in jeopardy | City Council roundupCity Councilmember Nicolas O'Rourke's office says budget cuts for Zero Fare program will hurt ridership capacity.
Philadelphia PoliticsA Council member says the new city budget puts SEPTA’s subsidized fare program in jeopardy | City Council roundupCity Councilmember Nicolas O'Rourke's office says budget cuts for Zero Fare program will hurt ridership capacity.
Pennsylvania PoliticsJosh Shapiro says he will ‘stand up’ to Trump if he sends troops to Pa.The Pennsylvania Governor said he is “prepared” to protect the rights of protestors.
Pennsylvania PoliticsJosh Shapiro says he will ‘stand up’ to Trump if he sends troops to Pa.The Pennsylvania Governor said he is “prepared” to protect the rights of protestors.
New Jersey PoliticsHow Mikie Sherrill won the New Jersey Democratic primary for governorMikie Sherrill won 15 of New Jersey's 21 counties in the crowded primary for governor, building a coalition in the crowded race that stretched from North Jersey to Cape May. How did she do it?
New Jersey PoliticsHow Mikie Sherrill won the New Jersey Democratic primary for governorMikie Sherrill won 15 of New Jersey's 21 counties in the crowded primary for governor, building a coalition in the crowded race that stretched from North Jersey to Cape May. How did she do it?
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly City Council has approved a $6.8 billion budget for the next year. Here’s what that means for residents, workers, and businesses.After making several relatively minor amendments, Philadelphia City Council on Thursday largely approved Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s taxing and spending proposal for the budget.
Philadelphia PoliticsPhilly City Council has approved a $6.8 billion budget for the next year. Here’s what that means for residents, workers, and businesses.After making several relatively minor amendments, Philadelphia City Council on Thursday largely approved Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s taxing and spending proposal for the budget.
EducationPa. published, then removed science-of-reading curricula lists after criticism from educatorsEducators criticized the state's list, which was supposed to offer resources to help Pennsylvania schools give more structured reading lessons.
EducationPa. published, then removed science-of-reading curricula lists after criticism from educatorsEducators criticized the state's list, which was supposed to offer resources to help Pennsylvania schools give more structured reading lessons.
National PoliticsMalcolm Kenyatta retains his vice chairmanship of the Democratic National CommitteeBefore this resolution, fighting among Democrats, including with activist David Hogg, had roiled the party for a month and had threatened Kenyatta's position.
National PoliticsMalcolm Kenyatta retains his vice chairmanship of the Democratic National CommitteeBefore this resolution, fighting among Democrats, including with activist David Hogg, had roiled the party for a month and had threatened Kenyatta's position.
New Jersey PoliticsNew Jersey’s first female governor, Christine Todd Whitman, wants Democrat Mikie Sherrill to be the next oneWhitman, who broke ground as a Republican, running the state from 1994 to 2001, now cochairs the Forward Party, a new national political party.
New Jersey PoliticsNew Jersey’s first female governor, Christine Todd Whitman, wants Democrat Mikie Sherrill to be the next oneWhitman, who broke ground as a Republican, running the state from 1994 to 2001, now cochairs the Forward Party, a new national political party.
NewsPhilly immigrant communities and allies brace for ICE workplace raidsActs of resistance are spreading as Immigration and Customs Enforcement steps up arrests.
NewsPhilly immigrant communities and allies brace for ICE workplace raidsActs of resistance are spreading as Immigration and Customs Enforcement steps up arrests.
National PoliticsTrump lawyers cite Fetterman’s social media post on ‘anarchy’ in legal response to CaliforniaThe Pennsylvania Democrat's post on X was used by Trump administration lawyers defending the decision to deploy troops to Los Angeles.
National PoliticsTrump lawyers cite Fetterman’s social media post on ‘anarchy’ in legal response to CaliforniaThe Pennsylvania Democrat's post on X was used by Trump administration lawyers defending the decision to deploy troops to Los Angeles.
Pennsylvania PoliticsFormer Republican Ryan Crosswell vies for Lehigh Valley congressional seat as a DemocratMuch is at stake as a now trio of Democrats battle to take on Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District.
Pennsylvania PoliticsFormer Republican Ryan Crosswell vies for Lehigh Valley congressional seat as a DemocratMuch is at stake as a now trio of Democrats battle to take on Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District.
Philadelphia PoliticsDemocrat Patrick Dugan won enough GOP votes to be the Republican nominee for Philly DA, which he’s previously said he’ll declineThe former municipal judge has said he would not accept the Republican nomination to run in November.
Philadelphia PoliticsDemocrat Patrick Dugan won enough GOP votes to be the Republican nominee for Philly DA, which he’s previously said he’ll declineThe former municipal judge has said he would not accept the Republican nomination to run in November.
Philadelphia PoliticsA majority of Philadelphians approve of Mayor Cherelle Parker and think the city is on the right track, poll findsResidents’ views on the city’s trajectory have significantly improved since the last time Pew surveyed the city in 2022.
Philadelphia PoliticsA majority of Philadelphians approve of Mayor Cherelle Parker and think the city is on the right track, poll findsResidents’ views on the city’s trajectory have significantly improved since the last time Pew surveyed the city in 2022.
Pennsylvania PoliticsPennsylvania has failed environmental justice communities for years. A new bill could change that.A waste incinerator, a paper plant and a sewage treatment facility all jammed in a town of 35,000. “Our children literally cannot breathe.”
Pennsylvania PoliticsPennsylvania has failed environmental justice communities for years. A new bill could change that.A waste incinerator, a paper plant and a sewage treatment facility all jammed in a town of 35,000. “Our children literally cannot breathe.”
