Brian O'NeillDeveloper sues Upper Merion again over King of Prussia data center rejection“There is a lot of money involved, an incredible amount,” said an attorney for developer Brian O'Neill, who is suing for unspecified damages in his latest legal effort. Erin McCarthy Two Council members opt out of Parker’s plan to add apartments in commercial areasJake Blumgart Amid ongoing data center fight in King of Prussia, this developer is eyeing another Montco townErin McCarthy Philly City Council is reluctant to abolish the sheriff’s office, even after a $20 million scandalSean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Ryan W. Briggs, and William Bender What’s it like living in the shadow of an AI data center? These Vineland residents know.Erin McCarthy AdvertisementA GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh A settlement could preserve more of Chester County’s sprawling Rock Hill Farm — but still allow for developmentTownship officials are weighing a settlement that would scale down development on a 222-acre tract, preserving a majority of it while still building a slate of homes. Brooke Schultz Northeast Philadelphia Airport could soon run on 100% solar powerA new solar farm, if approved, would generate approximately 3,000 megawatt hours of energy annually, effectively covering all of the airport's electrical needs.Frank Kummer Philadelphia City Council just adopted some of the nation’s most aggressive policies aimed at restricting ICEThe passage of the legislation could thrust Philadelphia into the national conversation around immigration under Trump, a scenario Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has sought to avoid.Sean Collins Walsh Pennsylvania reaches $11.5M settlement with polluters of Chesco’s Bishop Tube siteThe former Bishop Tube Co. property is a 13.7-acre, vacant industrial site on Malin Road in Frazer, East Whiteland Township. Steel tubing was once made there.Frank Kummer A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalThe developments prompted Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to make one of her first public comments about Trump’s mass deportation campaign, acknowledging in a statement “the public’s fear of the unknown.”Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso Philly Council votes against Mayor Parker’s vision for her signature housing plan, signaling a win for progressivesCouncil President Kenyatta Johnson on Tuesday afternoon refused to allow a vote on the amendment and instead advanced Council’s version of the proposal over the mayor’s objections.Sean Collins Walsh Northeast Philly’s Franklin Mills mall is for saleThe sale comes amid a wave of mall redevelopment in the region, with demolition and residential construction a common fate for struggling shopping centers. Jake Blumgart City Council delays key vote on Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s H.O.M.E. initiative, setting up tight deadline before city bond sales The delay means the administration faces a tight legislative deadline next week to achieve its goal of selling $400 million in city bonds this year.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart A new 10-cent fee on paper bags has cleared Philly City Council, but Mayor Parker’s support is uncertainMayor Cherelle L. Parker has not yet said if she intends to sign the bill, which requires stores charge at least 10 cents per nonreusable bag.Anna Orso Philly has had a ‘soda tax’ since 2017. One lawmaker wants the city to consider repealing it.Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration and several Council members defended the tax, which was championed by former Mayor Jim Kenney. Sean Collins Walsh Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart Philly Council president condemns Trump’s efforts to ‘whitewash’ history at Independence Park | City Council roundupPhiladelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson said he is in talks on potential next steps should the President's House Site be altered by the Trump administration. Fallon Roth Council just dramatically limited where mobile addiction services providers can operate in Kensington — and it may go furtherCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart Homeowners would get property tax break under new bill | City Council roundup Philadelphia homeowners whose properties are worth less than $110,000 would pay nothing in property taxes.Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, and Fallon Roth See more storiesAdvertisement
Developer sues Upper Merion again over King of Prussia data center rejection“There is a lot of money involved, an incredible amount,” said an attorney for developer Brian O'Neill, who is suing for unspecified damages in his latest legal effort. Erin McCarthy
Developer sues Upper Merion again over King of Prussia data center rejection“There is a lot of money involved, an incredible amount,” said an attorney for developer Brian O'Neill, who is suing for unspecified damages in his latest legal effort. Erin McCarthy
Amid ongoing data center fight in King of Prussia, this developer is eyeing another Montco townErin McCarthy
Amid ongoing data center fight in King of Prussia, this developer is eyeing another Montco townErin McCarthy
Philly City Council is reluctant to abolish the sheriff’s office, even after a $20 million scandalSean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Ryan W. Briggs, and William Bender
Philly City Council is reluctant to abolish the sheriff’s office, even after a $20 million scandalSean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Ryan W. Briggs, and William Bender
What’s it like living in the shadow of an AI data center? These Vineland residents know.Erin McCarthy
What’s it like living in the shadow of an AI data center? These Vineland residents know.Erin McCarthy
A GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh
A GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh
A settlement could preserve more of Chester County’s sprawling Rock Hill Farm — but still allow for developmentTownship officials are weighing a settlement that would scale down development on a 222-acre tract, preserving a majority of it while still building a slate of homes. Brooke Schultz
A settlement could preserve more of Chester County’s sprawling Rock Hill Farm — but still allow for developmentTownship officials are weighing a settlement that would scale down development on a 222-acre tract, preserving a majority of it while still building a slate of homes. Brooke Schultz
Northeast Philadelphia Airport could soon run on 100% solar powerA new solar farm, if approved, would generate approximately 3,000 megawatt hours of energy annually, effectively covering all of the airport's electrical needs.Frank Kummer
Northeast Philadelphia Airport could soon run on 100% solar powerA new solar farm, if approved, would generate approximately 3,000 megawatt hours of energy annually, effectively covering all of the airport's electrical needs.Frank Kummer
Philadelphia City Council just adopted some of the nation’s most aggressive policies aimed at restricting ICEThe passage of the legislation could thrust Philadelphia into the national conversation around immigration under Trump, a scenario Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has sought to avoid.Sean Collins Walsh
Philadelphia City Council just adopted some of the nation’s most aggressive policies aimed at restricting ICEThe passage of the legislation could thrust Philadelphia into the national conversation around immigration under Trump, a scenario Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has sought to avoid.Sean Collins Walsh
Pennsylvania reaches $11.5M settlement with polluters of Chesco’s Bishop Tube siteThe former Bishop Tube Co. property is a 13.7-acre, vacant industrial site on Malin Road in Frazer, East Whiteland Township. Steel tubing was once made there.Frank Kummer
Pennsylvania reaches $11.5M settlement with polluters of Chesco’s Bishop Tube siteThe former Bishop Tube Co. property is a 13.7-acre, vacant industrial site on Malin Road in Frazer, East Whiteland Township. Steel tubing was once made there.Frank Kummer
A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalThe developments prompted Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to make one of her first public comments about Trump’s mass deportation campaign, acknowledging in a statement “the public’s fear of the unknown.”Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalThe developments prompted Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to make one of her first public comments about Trump’s mass deportation campaign, acknowledging in a statement “the public’s fear of the unknown.”Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
Philly Council votes against Mayor Parker’s vision for her signature housing plan, signaling a win for progressivesCouncil President Kenyatta Johnson on Tuesday afternoon refused to allow a vote on the amendment and instead advanced Council’s version of the proposal over the mayor’s objections.Sean Collins Walsh
Philly Council votes against Mayor Parker’s vision for her signature housing plan, signaling a win for progressivesCouncil President Kenyatta Johnson on Tuesday afternoon refused to allow a vote on the amendment and instead advanced Council’s version of the proposal over the mayor’s objections.Sean Collins Walsh
Northeast Philly’s Franklin Mills mall is for saleThe sale comes amid a wave of mall redevelopment in the region, with demolition and residential construction a common fate for struggling shopping centers. Jake Blumgart
Northeast Philly’s Franklin Mills mall is for saleThe sale comes amid a wave of mall redevelopment in the region, with demolition and residential construction a common fate for struggling shopping centers. Jake Blumgart
City Council delays key vote on Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s H.O.M.E. initiative, setting up tight deadline before city bond sales The delay means the administration faces a tight legislative deadline next week to achieve its goal of selling $400 million in city bonds this year.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
City Council delays key vote on Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s H.O.M.E. initiative, setting up tight deadline before city bond sales The delay means the administration faces a tight legislative deadline next week to achieve its goal of selling $400 million in city bonds this year.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
A new 10-cent fee on paper bags has cleared Philly City Council, but Mayor Parker’s support is uncertainMayor Cherelle L. Parker has not yet said if she intends to sign the bill, which requires stores charge at least 10 cents per nonreusable bag.Anna Orso
A new 10-cent fee on paper bags has cleared Philly City Council, but Mayor Parker’s support is uncertainMayor Cherelle L. Parker has not yet said if she intends to sign the bill, which requires stores charge at least 10 cents per nonreusable bag.Anna Orso
Philly has had a ‘soda tax’ since 2017. One lawmaker wants the city to consider repealing it.Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration and several Council members defended the tax, which was championed by former Mayor Jim Kenney. Sean Collins Walsh
Philly has had a ‘soda tax’ since 2017. One lawmaker wants the city to consider repealing it.Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration and several Council members defended the tax, which was championed by former Mayor Jim Kenney. Sean Collins Walsh
Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart
Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart
Philly Council president condemns Trump’s efforts to ‘whitewash’ history at Independence Park | City Council roundupPhiladelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson said he is in talks on potential next steps should the President's House Site be altered by the Trump administration. Fallon Roth
Philly Council president condemns Trump’s efforts to ‘whitewash’ history at Independence Park | City Council roundupPhiladelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson said he is in talks on potential next steps should the President's House Site be altered by the Trump administration. Fallon Roth
Council just dramatically limited where mobile addiction services providers can operate in Kensington — and it may go furtherCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
Council just dramatically limited where mobile addiction services providers can operate in Kensington — and it may go furtherCouncil's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
Homeowners would get property tax break under new bill | City Council roundup Philadelphia homeowners whose properties are worth less than $110,000 would pay nothing in property taxes.Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, and Fallon Roth
Homeowners would get property tax break under new bill | City Council roundup Philadelphia homeowners whose properties are worth less than $110,000 would pay nothing in property taxes.Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, and Fallon Roth
