Northeast PhiladelphiaOpinionGov. Shapiro’s victory positions him as a formidable national force | EditorialThe Democrat’s record of constructive accomplishment was rewarded by voters Tuesday, offering a dramatic contrast with their rejection of President Trump.The Editorial Board Philly’s U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle said he won’t run for Sen. John Fetterman’s seat in 2028Sam Janesch Five Philly men who committed 60 carjackings and 2 murders were sentenced to decades in prisonChris Palmer Former Franklin Mills is no longer for sale. What comes next for the Northeast Philly mall?Jake Blumgart Dominick Goods turned to his Imhotep football family after losing his parents in Northeast Philly plane crashGabriela Carroll AdvertisementMayor Parker, city commissioners reassure Philly voters their rights will be protected amid fears of federal monitors“Right now, we’ve heard from our constituents a lot of anxiety about what’s going on in our elections,” said Omar Sabir, a Democrat who is the chair of city commisioners.Alfred Lubrano Two Council members opt out of Parker’s plan to add apartments in commercial areasThe latest scrape over zoning shows how difficult the politics of housing can be.Jake Blumgart Four U.S. House seats could flip in Pa. Tuesday, swaying control of Congress. Here’s where each race stands.Four competitive races are neck-and-neck as the candidates launch last-minute attacks and spend big before Election Day. Democrats appear to have the momentum.Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch Americans for Prosperity dropped its support for Martina White and other GOP lawmakers over their prevailing-wage voteThe right-leaning group has pulled its endorsements at a time when Republicans in swing districts may need all the help they can get.Brett Sholtis OpinionJosh Shapiro for governor of Pennsylvania | EndorsementShapiro prides himself on getting stuff done. But what truly sets him apart are his commonsense policies, willingness to stand up for what is right, and ability to work across the aisle.The Editorial Board Opinion‘Affordability’ gone wild? Proposal would reward traffic scofflaws with ticket amnesty | ShackamaxonPlus: Unwelcome changes at Philadelphia's Christmas Village, SEPTA funding compromise fails yet again, and Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's unearned boast.Daniel Pearson | Columnist Mighty Writers resumes services in Camden after furlough, but challenges remain in PhillyMost of Mighty Writers' five Philadelphia locations will need new homes before they can resume services.Nick Vadala Slain Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber honored by hundreds at funeral servicesMayor Cherelle L. Parker announced a new annual city internship that will be created in Seiber’s name, and will be shaped by the fallen officer's family. Jillian Kramer and Jesse Bunch Ahead of the midterms, Philly business owners report growth alongside financial pressure | Expert OpinionIncreased operating expenses and customers' own cost-cutting have created challenges for local business owners, who've found ways to be flexible and resilient.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer Funeral services for slain Philly police officer will close roadsOfficer Shane Seiber was gunned down in West Philadelphia on Oct. 10.Nick Vadala Where to eatThe best spots for takeout on The Inquirer's The 76All of the spots on the Inquirer's list of essential Philly restaurants are, but these 18 stand out for another reason: Takeout and delivery that is quick, substantial, and satisfying.Beatrice Forman Thousands of Ukrainians face uncertainty with immigration protection set to end. Many built new lives in Philly. “There’s a lot of confusion,” one local activist saidJeff Gammage Boeing weighs whether to close Delco plant as helicopter factories face military funding cutsThe helicopter factory in Ridley Township is the region's largest industrial employer, with 3,000 workers.Joseph N. DiStefano Philly City Council is reluctant to abolish the sheriff’s office, even after a $20 million scandalWhile Council members expressed dismay over the recently located $20 million, none clearly stated they were in favor of eliminating the sheriff’s office. Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Ryan W. Briggs, and William Bender OpinionBrendan Boyle for Pennsylvania’s 2nd Congressional District | EndorsementAfter a dozen years working his way up the congressional ranks, the incumbent is poised to become chairman of the powerful Budget Committee, which shapes national economic and tax policy.The Editorial Board See more storiesAdvertisement
OpinionGov. Shapiro’s victory positions him as a formidable national force | EditorialThe Democrat’s record of constructive accomplishment was rewarded by voters Tuesday, offering a dramatic contrast with their rejection of President Trump.The Editorial Board
OpinionGov. Shapiro’s victory positions him as a formidable national force | EditorialThe Democrat’s record of constructive accomplishment was rewarded by voters Tuesday, offering a dramatic contrast with their rejection of President Trump.The Editorial Board
Five Philly men who committed 60 carjackings and 2 murders were sentenced to decades in prisonChris Palmer
Five Philly men who committed 60 carjackings and 2 murders were sentenced to decades in prisonChris Palmer
Former Franklin Mills is no longer for sale. What comes next for the Northeast Philly mall?Jake Blumgart
Former Franklin Mills is no longer for sale. What comes next for the Northeast Philly mall?Jake Blumgart
Dominick Goods turned to his Imhotep football family after losing his parents in Northeast Philly plane crashGabriela Carroll
Dominick Goods turned to his Imhotep football family after losing his parents in Northeast Philly plane crashGabriela Carroll
Mayor Parker, city commissioners reassure Philly voters their rights will be protected amid fears of federal monitors“Right now, we’ve heard from our constituents a lot of anxiety about what’s going on in our elections,” said Omar Sabir, a Democrat who is the chair of city commisioners.Alfred Lubrano
Mayor Parker, city commissioners reassure Philly voters their rights will be protected amid fears of federal monitors“Right now, we’ve heard from our constituents a lot of anxiety about what’s going on in our elections,” said Omar Sabir, a Democrat who is the chair of city commisioners.Alfred Lubrano
Two Council members opt out of Parker’s plan to add apartments in commercial areasThe latest scrape over zoning shows how difficult the politics of housing can be.Jake Blumgart
Two Council members opt out of Parker’s plan to add apartments in commercial areasThe latest scrape over zoning shows how difficult the politics of housing can be.Jake Blumgart
Four U.S. House seats could flip in Pa. Tuesday, swaying control of Congress. Here’s where each race stands.Four competitive races are neck-and-neck as the candidates launch last-minute attacks and spend big before Election Day. Democrats appear to have the momentum.Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch
Four U.S. House seats could flip in Pa. Tuesday, swaying control of Congress. Here’s where each race stands.Four competitive races are neck-and-neck as the candidates launch last-minute attacks and spend big before Election Day. Democrats appear to have the momentum.Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch
Americans for Prosperity dropped its support for Martina White and other GOP lawmakers over their prevailing-wage voteThe right-leaning group has pulled its endorsements at a time when Republicans in swing districts may need all the help they can get.Brett Sholtis
Americans for Prosperity dropped its support for Martina White and other GOP lawmakers over their prevailing-wage voteThe right-leaning group has pulled its endorsements at a time when Republicans in swing districts may need all the help they can get.Brett Sholtis
OpinionJosh Shapiro for governor of Pennsylvania | EndorsementShapiro prides himself on getting stuff done. But what truly sets him apart are his commonsense policies, willingness to stand up for what is right, and ability to work across the aisle.The Editorial Board
OpinionJosh Shapiro for governor of Pennsylvania | EndorsementShapiro prides himself on getting stuff done. But what truly sets him apart are his commonsense policies, willingness to stand up for what is right, and ability to work across the aisle.The Editorial Board
Opinion‘Affordability’ gone wild? Proposal would reward traffic scofflaws with ticket amnesty | ShackamaxonPlus: Unwelcome changes at Philadelphia's Christmas Village, SEPTA funding compromise fails yet again, and Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's unearned boast.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Opinion‘Affordability’ gone wild? Proposal would reward traffic scofflaws with ticket amnesty | ShackamaxonPlus: Unwelcome changes at Philadelphia's Christmas Village, SEPTA funding compromise fails yet again, and Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's unearned boast.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Mighty Writers resumes services in Camden after furlough, but challenges remain in PhillyMost of Mighty Writers' five Philadelphia locations will need new homes before they can resume services.Nick Vadala
Mighty Writers resumes services in Camden after furlough, but challenges remain in PhillyMost of Mighty Writers' five Philadelphia locations will need new homes before they can resume services.Nick Vadala
Slain Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber honored by hundreds at funeral servicesMayor Cherelle L. Parker announced a new annual city internship that will be created in Seiber’s name, and will be shaped by the fallen officer's family. Jillian Kramer and Jesse Bunch
Slain Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber honored by hundreds at funeral servicesMayor Cherelle L. Parker announced a new annual city internship that will be created in Seiber’s name, and will be shaped by the fallen officer's family. Jillian Kramer and Jesse Bunch
Ahead of the midterms, Philly business owners report growth alongside financial pressure | Expert OpinionIncreased operating expenses and customers' own cost-cutting have created challenges for local business owners, who've found ways to be flexible and resilient.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Ahead of the midterms, Philly business owners report growth alongside financial pressure | Expert OpinionIncreased operating expenses and customers' own cost-cutting have created challenges for local business owners, who've found ways to be flexible and resilient.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Funeral services for slain Philly police officer will close roadsOfficer Shane Seiber was gunned down in West Philadelphia on Oct. 10.Nick Vadala
Funeral services for slain Philly police officer will close roadsOfficer Shane Seiber was gunned down in West Philadelphia on Oct. 10.Nick Vadala
Where to eatThe best spots for takeout on The Inquirer's The 76All of the spots on the Inquirer's list of essential Philly restaurants are, but these 18 stand out for another reason: Takeout and delivery that is quick, substantial, and satisfying.Beatrice Forman
Where to eatThe best spots for takeout on The Inquirer's The 76All of the spots on the Inquirer's list of essential Philly restaurants are, but these 18 stand out for another reason: Takeout and delivery that is quick, substantial, and satisfying.Beatrice Forman
Thousands of Ukrainians face uncertainty with immigration protection set to end. Many built new lives in Philly. “There’s a lot of confusion,” one local activist saidJeff Gammage
Thousands of Ukrainians face uncertainty with immigration protection set to end. Many built new lives in Philly. “There’s a lot of confusion,” one local activist saidJeff Gammage
Boeing weighs whether to close Delco plant as helicopter factories face military funding cutsThe helicopter factory in Ridley Township is the region's largest industrial employer, with 3,000 workers.Joseph N. DiStefano
Boeing weighs whether to close Delco plant as helicopter factories face military funding cutsThe helicopter factory in Ridley Township is the region's largest industrial employer, with 3,000 workers.Joseph N. DiStefano
Philly City Council is reluctant to abolish the sheriff’s office, even after a $20 million scandalWhile Council members expressed dismay over the recently located $20 million, none clearly stated they were in favor of eliminating the sheriff’s office. Sean 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 scandalWhile Council members expressed dismay over the recently located $20 million, none clearly stated they were in favor of eliminating the sheriff’s office. Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Ryan W. Briggs, and William Bender
OpinionBrendan Boyle for Pennsylvania’s 2nd Congressional District | EndorsementAfter a dozen years working his way up the congressional ranks, the incumbent is poised to become chairman of the powerful Budget Committee, which shapes national economic and tax policy.The Editorial Board
OpinionBrendan Boyle for Pennsylvania’s 2nd Congressional District | EndorsementAfter a dozen years working his way up the congressional ranks, the incumbent is poised to become chairman of the powerful Budget Committee, which shapes national economic and tax policy.The Editorial Board
