Cherelle L. ParkerUnmasking ICE in Philly could test the limits of local power over federal agentsPhiladelphia lawmakers appear poised to pass legislation that would ban all officers operating in the city from concealing their identities. The question is whether they can make that rule stick.Anna Orso and Jeff Gammage Philadelphians are frustrated with the city’s snowstorm cleanup. What does that mean for Mayor Cherelle Parker?Sean Collins Walsh and Ryan W. Briggs Here’s who is funding Philly’s crowded race for CongressAnna Orso and Joe Yerardi Housing ban on former Hahnemann campus is on hold in City Council as concerns mount Jake Blumgart A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalSean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso AdvertisementPhilly City Council members will soon consider seven ‘ICE Out’ bills. Here’s what the proposals would do. Several of the bills coming before Philadelphia City Council could face legal questions, such as whether banning officers from wearing masks is constitutional. Sean Collins Walsh Trump administration reveals location of dismantled slavery exhibits from the President’s House in new legal filingThe President's House exhibits are being kept in National Park Service custody at the National Constitution Center, according to a legal filing from the U.S. attorneys representing the Trump admin. Fallon Roth Philly snow cleanup: What to know about plowing, parking, schools, and moreAnd, another storm has the potential to hit the region this weekend.Nick Vadala DA Larry Krasner forms coalition of progressive prosecutors committed to charging federal agents who commit crimesKrasner was joined by eight other prosecutors from U.S. cities — including Minneapolis DA Mary Moriarty — to announce the initiative.Ellie Rushing and Anna Orso ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso Philly lawmakers want to restrict cooperation with ICE and ban agents from wearing masksTwo Philadelphia City Council members are expected to introduce the legislation this week as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement faces mounting national scrutiny over its tactics in Minneapolis.Anna Orso, Jeff Gammage, and Sean Collins Walsh Philly schools virtual for Tuesday, and here’s what other districts are doing as road conditions remain iffyPhiladelphia city offices and courts will be closed Tuesday. The Philadelphia School District will have a virtual instruction day as the region continues to dig out of a significant snow storm.Kristen A. Graham, Maddie Hanna, and Melanie Burney OpinionTackling gun violence as our shared purposePhiladelphia made history in 2025, recording the fewest homicides in almost 60 years. But we need to stay tuned in and keep showing up.David W. Brown, For The Inquirer How some Philly-area workers make $100,000 without a bachelor’s degreeIt's possible, but not the norm. Here's a look at what industries and roles they're in. Ariana Perez-Castells and Joe Yerardi How Jamie Gauthier charted a new path to power in Philadelphia City HallCity Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has generally voted with progressives, but she has at times compromised on ideological battles to prioritize her district.Anna Orso Mayor Cherelle Parker’s housing plan is back on track after Council again reapproved $800 million in city bondsParker this week also unveiled plans to redevelop the Brith Sholom House senior housing facility and to build a modular housing manufacturing facility in North Philadelphia. Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart Philly bill to ban waste incineration gets put on hold after failing to gain Council support Councilmember Jamie Gauthier made a last-minute decision to pull the measure which would prevent the city from shipping its trash to be burned at a plant in Chester. Frank Kummer and Sean Collins Walsh What we know and what we don’t know about Philly school closingsThe district hasn't had a facilities master plan in years. Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr.'s current proposal would close 20 schools, co-locate six, and modernize more than 100.Kristen A. Graham and Nick Vadala ICE, housing, and ‘resign to run’: What’s on Philadelphia City Council’s 2026 agendaFrom ICE and school closings to the Semiquincentennial and trash incineration, City Council will have its hands full in 2026.Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso Man found dead in shuttered senior housing complex was electrocuted, authorities sayThe man's body was found at the Brith Sholom House one day after city officials announced a plan to redevelop the vacant facility with a $50 million loan from a coalition of building trades unions. Jesse Bunch See more storiesAdvertisement
Unmasking ICE in Philly could test the limits of local power over federal agentsPhiladelphia lawmakers appear poised to pass legislation that would ban all officers operating in the city from concealing their identities. The question is whether they can make that rule stick.Anna Orso and Jeff Gammage
Unmasking ICE in Philly could test the limits of local power over federal agentsPhiladelphia lawmakers appear poised to pass legislation that would ban all officers operating in the city from concealing their identities. The question is whether they can make that rule stick.Anna Orso and Jeff Gammage
Philadelphians are frustrated with the city’s snowstorm cleanup. What does that mean for Mayor Cherelle Parker?Sean Collins Walsh and Ryan W. Briggs
Philadelphians are frustrated with the city’s snowstorm cleanup. What does that mean for Mayor Cherelle Parker?Sean Collins Walsh and Ryan W. Briggs
A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalSean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
A veto-proof majority of Philadelphia City Council members have signed onto the ‘ICE Out’ proposalSean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
Philly City Council members will soon consider seven ‘ICE Out’ bills. Here’s what the proposals would do. Several of the bills coming before Philadelphia City Council could face legal questions, such as whether banning officers from wearing masks is constitutional. Sean Collins Walsh
Philly City Council members will soon consider seven ‘ICE Out’ bills. Here’s what the proposals would do. Several of the bills coming before Philadelphia City Council could face legal questions, such as whether banning officers from wearing masks is constitutional. Sean Collins Walsh
Trump administration reveals location of dismantled slavery exhibits from the President’s House in new legal filingThe President's House exhibits are being kept in National Park Service custody at the National Constitution Center, according to a legal filing from the U.S. attorneys representing the Trump admin. Fallon Roth
Trump administration reveals location of dismantled slavery exhibits from the President’s House in new legal filingThe President's House exhibits are being kept in National Park Service custody at the National Constitution Center, according to a legal filing from the U.S. attorneys representing the Trump admin. Fallon Roth
Philly snow cleanup: What to know about plowing, parking, schools, and moreAnd, another storm has the potential to hit the region this weekend.Nick Vadala
Philly snow cleanup: What to know about plowing, parking, schools, and moreAnd, another storm has the potential to hit the region this weekend.Nick Vadala
DA Larry Krasner forms coalition of progressive prosecutors committed to charging federal agents who commit crimesKrasner was joined by eight other prosecutors from U.S. cities — including Minneapolis DA Mary Moriarty — to announce the initiative.Ellie Rushing and Anna Orso
DA Larry Krasner forms coalition of progressive prosecutors committed to charging federal agents who commit crimesKrasner was joined by eight other prosecutors from U.S. cities — including Minneapolis DA Mary Moriarty — to announce the initiative.Ellie Rushing and Anna Orso
ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso
ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso
Philly lawmakers want to restrict cooperation with ICE and ban agents from wearing masksTwo Philadelphia City Council members are expected to introduce the legislation this week as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement faces mounting national scrutiny over its tactics in Minneapolis.Anna Orso, Jeff Gammage, and Sean Collins Walsh
Philly lawmakers want to restrict cooperation with ICE and ban agents from wearing masksTwo Philadelphia City Council members are expected to introduce the legislation this week as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement faces mounting national scrutiny over its tactics in Minneapolis.Anna Orso, Jeff Gammage, and Sean Collins Walsh
Philly schools virtual for Tuesday, and here’s what other districts are doing as road conditions remain iffyPhiladelphia city offices and courts will be closed Tuesday. The Philadelphia School District will have a virtual instruction day as the region continues to dig out of a significant snow storm.Kristen A. Graham, Maddie Hanna, and Melanie Burney
Philly schools virtual for Tuesday, and here’s what other districts are doing as road conditions remain iffyPhiladelphia city offices and courts will be closed Tuesday. The Philadelphia School District will have a virtual instruction day as the region continues to dig out of a significant snow storm.Kristen A. Graham, Maddie Hanna, and Melanie Burney
OpinionTackling gun violence as our shared purposePhiladelphia made history in 2025, recording the fewest homicides in almost 60 years. But we need to stay tuned in and keep showing up.David W. Brown, For The Inquirer
OpinionTackling gun violence as our shared purposePhiladelphia made history in 2025, recording the fewest homicides in almost 60 years. But we need to stay tuned in and keep showing up.David W. Brown, For The Inquirer
How some Philly-area workers make $100,000 without a bachelor’s degreeIt's possible, but not the norm. Here's a look at what industries and roles they're in. Ariana Perez-Castells and Joe Yerardi
How some Philly-area workers make $100,000 without a bachelor’s degreeIt's possible, but not the norm. Here's a look at what industries and roles they're in. Ariana Perez-Castells and Joe Yerardi
How Jamie Gauthier charted a new path to power in Philadelphia City HallCity Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has generally voted with progressives, but she has at times compromised on ideological battles to prioritize her district.Anna Orso
How Jamie Gauthier charted a new path to power in Philadelphia City HallCity Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has generally voted with progressives, but she has at times compromised on ideological battles to prioritize her district.Anna Orso
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s housing plan is back on track after Council again reapproved $800 million in city bondsParker this week also unveiled plans to redevelop the Brith Sholom House senior housing facility and to build a modular housing manufacturing facility in North Philadelphia. Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s housing plan is back on track after Council again reapproved $800 million in city bondsParker this week also unveiled plans to redevelop the Brith Sholom House senior housing facility and to build a modular housing manufacturing facility in North Philadelphia. Sean Collins Walsh and Jake Blumgart
Philly bill to ban waste incineration gets put on hold after failing to gain Council support Councilmember Jamie Gauthier made a last-minute decision to pull the measure which would prevent the city from shipping its trash to be burned at a plant in Chester. Frank Kummer and Sean Collins Walsh
Philly bill to ban waste incineration gets put on hold after failing to gain Council support Councilmember Jamie Gauthier made a last-minute decision to pull the measure which would prevent the city from shipping its trash to be burned at a plant in Chester. Frank Kummer and Sean Collins Walsh
What we know and what we don’t know about Philly school closingsThe district hasn't had a facilities master plan in years. Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr.'s current proposal would close 20 schools, co-locate six, and modernize more than 100.Kristen A. Graham and Nick Vadala
What we know and what we don’t know about Philly school closingsThe district hasn't had a facilities master plan in years. Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr.'s current proposal would close 20 schools, co-locate six, and modernize more than 100.Kristen A. Graham and Nick Vadala
ICE, housing, and ‘resign to run’: What’s on Philadelphia City Council’s 2026 agendaFrom ICE and school closings to the Semiquincentennial and trash incineration, City Council will have its hands full in 2026.Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
ICE, housing, and ‘resign to run’: What’s on Philadelphia City Council’s 2026 agendaFrom ICE and school closings to the Semiquincentennial and trash incineration, City Council will have its hands full in 2026.Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
Man found dead in shuttered senior housing complex was electrocuted, authorities sayThe man's body was found at the Brith Sholom House one day after city officials announced a plan to redevelop the vacant facility with a $50 million loan from a coalition of building trades unions. Jesse Bunch
Man found dead in shuttered senior housing complex was electrocuted, authorities sayThe man's body was found at the Brith Sholom House one day after city officials announced a plan to redevelop the vacant facility with a $50 million loan from a coalition of building trades unions. Jesse Bunch
