Philadelphia Parking AuthorityA state board that oversees Philly’s finances examined Mayor Parker’s plan to fund schools with a new rideshare tax PICA board member Alan Kessler noted that opponents of the tax have not proposed an alternative for funding city schools. Sean Collins Walsh Thousands of PPA tickets remain unpaid from last year’s street-cleaning programAriana Perez-Castells Sneak peek: See inside the new Greyhound Terminal on Filbert StreetThomas Fitzgerald How Richard Lazer’s time leading the PPA prepared him for an ambitious vision as PhilaPort’s new executive directorAndrew Seidman and Thomas Fitzgerald PPA chief Richard Lazer could be the next CEO of Philly’s portAndrew Seidman and Thomas Fitzgerald AdvertisementGreyhound buses are coming to Cherry Hill MallThe move comes as Philadelphia's Greyhound terminal is being readied to reopen next month. Dana Munro New speed cameras are now live on a stretch of U.S. Route 13 in Northeast PhiladelphiaVehicles clocked by the cameras at 36 mph and above will receive warnings for 60 days. The speed limit is 25 mph on the stretch of roadway.Thomas Fitzgerald Uber has launched an all-out pressure campaign to oppose Mayor Parker’s $1-per-ride taxMayor Cherelle L. Parker thinks she has public opinion on her side. A recent poll shows a majority of Democratic primary voters in Philadelphia approve of the tax.Anna Orso The PPA has changed its temporary parking pass system. Here’s what to know.The Philadelphia Parking Authority discontinued its physical guest parking permit system in January.Nate File How would you spend $7 billion? Be the mayor and see how your decisions impact the cityCan you fund departments and greenlight projects while balancing the books and your approval rating? Play our city budgeting game.Charmaine Runes and Sam Morris Tickets for parking on sidewalks rose 150% amid PPA crackdownA large majority of violations occurred in outlying neighborhoods rather than Center City, which is considered PPA's core enforcement turf. Thomas Fitzgerald 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 Uber says rides in Philly would cost you more under Mayor Parker’s budget planThe proposed 20-cent fee on each Uber ride “will be passed on directly to riders,” a company spokesperson said. Some retail deliveries would also face new levies under the proposal.Erin McCarthy Mayor Cherelle Parker’s new budget plan includes fees on Uber and Amazon, 1,000 homeless shelter beds, and $200M for addiction recoveryAfter Parker delivers her budget address, City Council will hold hearings on her proposal and negotiate with the administration over potential amendments.Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso OpinionCandidates line up to replace Rep. Dwight Evans | ShackamaxonPlus: Cameras come to trolleys, few challengers so far for next year's city races, and Gov. Josh Shapiro looks for security at home.Daniel Pearson | Columnist SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyParking violations are the enemies of surface transit, slowing buses and trolleys, making them less reliable and putting riders in danger. 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 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 See more storiesAdvertisement
A state board that oversees Philly’s finances examined Mayor Parker’s plan to fund schools with a new rideshare tax PICA board member Alan Kessler noted that opponents of the tax have not proposed an alternative for funding city schools. Sean Collins Walsh
A state board that oversees Philly’s finances examined Mayor Parker’s plan to fund schools with a new rideshare tax PICA board member Alan Kessler noted that opponents of the tax have not proposed an alternative for funding city schools. Sean Collins Walsh
How Richard Lazer’s time leading the PPA prepared him for an ambitious vision as PhilaPort’s new executive directorAndrew Seidman and Thomas Fitzgerald
How Richard Lazer’s time leading the PPA prepared him for an ambitious vision as PhilaPort’s new executive directorAndrew Seidman and Thomas Fitzgerald
Greyhound buses are coming to Cherry Hill MallThe move comes as Philadelphia's Greyhound terminal is being readied to reopen next month. Dana Munro
Greyhound buses are coming to Cherry Hill MallThe move comes as Philadelphia's Greyhound terminal is being readied to reopen next month. Dana Munro
New speed cameras are now live on a stretch of U.S. Route 13 in Northeast PhiladelphiaVehicles clocked by the cameras at 36 mph and above will receive warnings for 60 days. The speed limit is 25 mph on the stretch of roadway.Thomas Fitzgerald
New speed cameras are now live on a stretch of U.S. Route 13 in Northeast PhiladelphiaVehicles clocked by the cameras at 36 mph and above will receive warnings for 60 days. The speed limit is 25 mph on the stretch of roadway.Thomas Fitzgerald
Uber has launched an all-out pressure campaign to oppose Mayor Parker’s $1-per-ride taxMayor Cherelle L. Parker thinks she has public opinion on her side. A recent poll shows a majority of Democratic primary voters in Philadelphia approve of the tax.Anna Orso
Uber has launched an all-out pressure campaign to oppose Mayor Parker’s $1-per-ride taxMayor Cherelle L. Parker thinks she has public opinion on her side. A recent poll shows a majority of Democratic primary voters in Philadelphia approve of the tax.Anna Orso
The PPA has changed its temporary parking pass system. Here’s what to know.The Philadelphia Parking Authority discontinued its physical guest parking permit system in January.Nate File
The PPA has changed its temporary parking pass system. Here’s what to know.The Philadelphia Parking Authority discontinued its physical guest parking permit system in January.Nate File
How would you spend $7 billion? Be the mayor and see how your decisions impact the cityCan you fund departments and greenlight projects while balancing the books and your approval rating? Play our city budgeting game.Charmaine Runes and Sam Morris
How would you spend $7 billion? Be the mayor and see how your decisions impact the cityCan you fund departments and greenlight projects while balancing the books and your approval rating? Play our city budgeting game.Charmaine Runes and Sam Morris
Tickets for parking on sidewalks rose 150% amid PPA crackdownA large majority of violations occurred in outlying neighborhoods rather than Center City, which is considered PPA's core enforcement turf. Thomas Fitzgerald
Tickets for parking on sidewalks rose 150% amid PPA crackdownA large majority of violations occurred in outlying neighborhoods rather than Center City, which is considered PPA's core enforcement turf. Thomas Fitzgerald
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
Uber says rides in Philly would cost you more under Mayor Parker’s budget planThe proposed 20-cent fee on each Uber ride “will be passed on directly to riders,” a company spokesperson said. Some retail deliveries would also face new levies under the proposal.Erin McCarthy
Uber says rides in Philly would cost you more under Mayor Parker’s budget planThe proposed 20-cent fee on each Uber ride “will be passed on directly to riders,” a company spokesperson said. Some retail deliveries would also face new levies under the proposal.Erin McCarthy
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s new budget plan includes fees on Uber and Amazon, 1,000 homeless shelter beds, and $200M for addiction recoveryAfter Parker delivers her budget address, City Council will hold hearings on her proposal and negotiate with the administration over potential amendments.Sean 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 recoveryAfter Parker delivers her budget address, City Council will hold hearings on her proposal and negotiate with the administration over potential amendments.Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso
OpinionCandidates line up to replace Rep. Dwight Evans | ShackamaxonPlus: Cameras come to trolleys, few challengers so far for next year's city races, and Gov. Josh Shapiro looks for security at home.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
OpinionCandidates line up to replace Rep. Dwight Evans | ShackamaxonPlus: Cameras come to trolleys, few challengers so far for next year's city races, and Gov. Josh Shapiro looks for security at home.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyParking violations are the enemies of surface transit, slowing buses and trolleys, making them less reliable and putting riders in danger. Thomas Fitzgerald
SEPTA trolleys will use AI cameras to catch drivers breaking no-parking rules in PhillyParking violations are the enemies of surface transit, slowing buses and trolleys, making them less reliable and putting riders in danger. 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
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
