Philadelphia Parking AuthorityMayor Parker now wants a $1-per-ride tax for Ubers and Lyfts to lessen Philly School District classroom cutsParker pitched a 20-cent-per-ride fee in her budget address and is now moving to increase it to help the school district, which is poised to make $225 million in cuts as it faces a budget deficit.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh Uber says rides in Philly would cost you more under Mayor Parker’s budget planErin McCarthy Mayor Cherelle Parker’s new budget plan includes fees on Uber and Amazon, 1,000 homeless shelter beds, and $200M for addiction recoverySean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso OpinionCandidates line up to replace Rep. Dwight Evans | ShackamaxonDaniel Pearson | Columnist SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyThomas Fitzgerald AdvertisementPhilly’s Greyhound station is one step closer to finding a permanent homeThe temporary Greyhound station on Filbert Street is set to reopen in May as the city continues to search for its permanent home.Thomas Fitzgerald Lincoln Drive and dozens of other Philly roads get $13 million from PennDotThe PennDot grant money comes from fines collected for speeding captured by automated enforcement cameras.Thomas Fitzgerald Cameras will soon enforce speed limits in five Philly school zonesDriving 11 miles faster than the school-zone speed limit will carry a $100 fine.Thomas Fitzgerald 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 Developer Iron Stone transfers two Hahnemann properties to new ownershipThe real estate investment company has donated the New College Building to Drexel and sold a parking garage to the PPA. Jake Blumgart Philly’s Greyhound station gets city’s OK to be resurrectedA plan to refurbish and reuse the abandoned Greyhound terminal for intercity buses came together quickly.Thomas Fitzgerald An ex-Philly labor official claims she complained about sex discrimination and then was firedThe lawsuit accuses the city of firing Monica Marchetti-Brock after she says she experienced sex-based discrimination in Philadelphia's Department of Labor and raised concerns.Abraham Gutman and Anna Orso Joint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker The mayor unveiled a list of 60 people who will sit on her Market East advisory committee. Jake Blumgart What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupCouncil on Thursday formally introduced the H.O.M.E. budget resolution, a key checkpoint that had been holding up Parker's plans to issue $400 million in bonds this fall.Sean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart Slow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth See more storiesAdvertisement
Mayor Parker now wants a $1-per-ride tax for Ubers and Lyfts to lessen Philly School District classroom cutsParker pitched a 20-cent-per-ride fee in her budget address and is now moving to increase it to help the school district, which is poised to make $225 million in cuts as it faces a budget deficit.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh
Mayor Parker now wants a $1-per-ride tax for Ubers and Lyfts to lessen Philly School District classroom cutsParker pitched a 20-cent-per-ride fee in her budget address and is now moving to increase it to help the school district, which is poised to make $225 million in cuts as it faces a budget deficit.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s new budget plan includes fees on Uber and Amazon, 1,000 homeless shelter beds, and $200M for addiction recoverySean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s new budget plan includes fees on Uber and Amazon, 1,000 homeless shelter beds, and $200M for addiction recoverySean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyThomas Fitzgerald
SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyThomas Fitzgerald
Philly’s Greyhound station is one step closer to finding a permanent homeThe temporary Greyhound station on Filbert Street is set to reopen in May as the city continues to search for its permanent home.Thomas Fitzgerald
Philly’s Greyhound station is one step closer to finding a permanent homeThe temporary Greyhound station on Filbert Street is set to reopen in May as the city continues to search for its permanent home.Thomas Fitzgerald
Lincoln Drive and dozens of other Philly roads get $13 million from PennDotThe PennDot grant money comes from fines collected for speeding captured by automated enforcement cameras.Thomas Fitzgerald
Lincoln Drive and dozens of other Philly roads get $13 million from PennDotThe PennDot grant money comes from fines collected for speeding captured by automated enforcement cameras.Thomas Fitzgerald
Cameras will soon enforce speed limits in five Philly school zonesDriving 11 miles faster than the school-zone speed limit will carry a $100 fine.Thomas Fitzgerald
Cameras will soon enforce speed limits in five Philly school zonesDriving 11 miles faster than the school-zone speed limit will carry a $100 fine.Thomas Fitzgerald
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
Developer Iron Stone transfers two Hahnemann properties to new ownershipThe real estate investment company has donated the New College Building to Drexel and sold a parking garage to the PPA. Jake Blumgart
Developer Iron Stone transfers two Hahnemann properties to new ownershipThe real estate investment company has donated the New College Building to Drexel and sold a parking garage to the PPA. Jake Blumgart
Philly’s Greyhound station gets city’s OK to be resurrectedA plan to refurbish and reuse the abandoned Greyhound terminal for intercity buses came together quickly.Thomas Fitzgerald
Philly’s Greyhound station gets city’s OK to be resurrectedA plan to refurbish and reuse the abandoned Greyhound terminal for intercity buses came together quickly.Thomas Fitzgerald
An ex-Philly labor official claims she complained about sex discrimination and then was firedThe lawsuit accuses the city of firing Monica Marchetti-Brock after she says she experienced sex-based discrimination in Philadelphia's Department of Labor and raised concerns.Abraham Gutman and Anna Orso
An ex-Philly labor official claims she complained about sex discrimination and then was firedThe lawsuit accuses the city of firing Monica Marchetti-Brock after she says she experienced sex-based discrimination in Philadelphia's Department of Labor and raised concerns.Abraham Gutman and Anna Orso
Joint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald
Joint city-Parking Authority proposal to reopen Filbert Street bus station advances in CouncilIn the agreement with the city that is part of the bill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority will run the terminal on Filbert Street.Thomas Fitzgerald
Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker The mayor unveiled a list of 60 people who will sit on her Market East advisory committee. Jake Blumgart
Comcast promises to ‘turbocharge’ East Market revitalization efforts championed by Mayor Parker The mayor unveiled a list of 60 people who will sit on her Market East advisory committee. Jake Blumgart
What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald
What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupCouncil on Thursday formally introduced the H.O.M.E. budget resolution, a key checkpoint that had been holding up Parker's plans to issue $400 million in bonds this fall.Sean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration inches closer to issuing city bonds for her H.O.M.E. initiative | City Council roundupCouncil on Thursday formally introduced the H.O.M.E. budget resolution, a key checkpoint that had been holding up Parker's plans to issue $400 million in bonds this fall.Sean Collins Walsh, Jake Blumgart, and Anna Orso
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
Slow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy
Slow down on Broad Street. Speed cameras are set to go live soon. There will be a 60-day warning period during which drivers won't be ticketed. After that, they'll have to pay $100 for speeding.Erin McCarthy
With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland
With SEPTA service reduced, here are the best commuting alternatives in PhiladelphiaSEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.Sam Ruland
How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth
How Mayor Parker’s administration approached contract talks — and eventually a tentative agreement — with AFSCME DC 47The deal, which must be ratified by members, will cost approximately $92 million over the course of five years.Fallon Roth
