University CityCity Council members threaten to shut down vote on facilities plan that would close 17 Philly schoolsIn an extraordinary muscle flex, 10 City Council members threatened a broad range of actions, from lawsuits and injunctions to civil disobedience and blocking reappointments of school board members.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh Negotiations continue ‘around-the-clock’ ahead of Thursday board vote on 17 Philly school closingsKristen A. Graham One additional Philly school is off the closing list, and the school board will vote on facilities plan ThursdayKristen A. Graham and Anna Orso Drexel’s new president must tackle a deficit and declining enrollment. He sees it as a ‘moment of reinvention.’Susan Snyder Dutch royals visited the Liberty Bell, a Kensington school, and the Eagles’ practice facilityKristen A. Graham and Dana Munro AdvertisementNew 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 Cooper Sharp has conquered cheesesteaks. Is it a pizza cheese now?Cooper Sharp has exploded in popularity as a pizza topping. In Philly, the trend is driven by the Pizazz — a little known hyperlocal pizza that uses American cheese.Beatrice Forman Drexel University is selling medical building on North Broad Street for apartment conversion The apartment project is only the latest in a boomlet of conversions just north of City Hall. Jake Blumgart Federal Donuts & Chicken regroups after a major franchisee closes several locationsFounders Michael Solomonov and Steve Cook say they are resetting the brand after a major franchisee began closing locations in Philadelphia and the suburbs. Michael Klein Liberty Kitchen is leaving Two Locals in University City and the team from Corio is moving in with new food ideasTwo Locals, the city’s first Black-owned brewery, will see a new menu created with Corio chef David Feola, reflecting the brewery owners’ Liberian and Jamaican backgrounds. Michael Klein Can City Hall keep 925 West Philly homes affordable?Local leaders are racing again to keep subsidized housing affordable. United Way thinks it has the answer. Jake Blumgart World Cafe Live has filed for bankruptcy and changed its nameAdding to a long period of organization unrest and labor strife, the embattled University City venue now known as “World Stage” plans to remain open.Dan DeLuca Drexel’s medical school will offer an accelerated three-year degree for future doctorsDrexel announced plans to launch an accelerated MD program, joining a growing movement of schools launching three-year pathways.Kayla Yup Two Philly high schools are still fighting their proposed closures, even after officials tweaked plans to appease themLankenau and Robeson high schools are still among the 18 schools slated for potential closure, but the district changed which schools they would merge into. The schools' supporters still aren't happy.Kristen A. Graham 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 ‘Courage is contagious.’ How Philadelphia churches and neighborhood groups are preparing to confront ICE. People say they need to be ready if the president tries to turn Philadelphia into Minneapolis ― or Los Angeles, Chicago, or Washington, D.C.Jeff Gammage The Philly School District tried to close Paul Robeson HS before. Now, it’s back on the chopping block.The Philadelphia School District recommended closing Robeson, suggesting its small size limited students’ opportunities. The West Philadelphia school faced the same recommendation in 2013.Kristen A. Graham Big-money and out-of-state donors helped Josh Shapiro raise $30 million while Stacy Garrity raised $1.5 million from Pa.’s grassrootsThe Inquirer analyzed the candidates' latest campaign finance filings to find who — and how much money — is pouring into the Pennsylvania governor's race.Gillian McGoldrick and Joe Yerardi Philly biotechs are getting a small funding boost from a new city program, but it doesn’t replace ‘America’s seed fund’Congress failed to reauthorize the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs last fall. More than a dozen local biotech companies are affected.Kayla Yup City Council seeks to stop demolitions as anti-blight measureThe bill was opposed by a trade group for residential developers. Jake Blumgart See more storiesAdvertisement
City Council members threaten to shut down vote on facilities plan that would close 17 Philly schoolsIn an extraordinary muscle flex, 10 City Council members threatened a broad range of actions, from lawsuits and injunctions to civil disobedience and blocking reappointments of school board members.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh
City Council members threaten to shut down vote on facilities plan that would close 17 Philly schoolsIn an extraordinary muscle flex, 10 City Council members threatened a broad range of actions, from lawsuits and injunctions to civil disobedience and blocking reappointments of school board members.Kristen A. Graham and Sean Collins Walsh
Negotiations continue ‘around-the-clock’ ahead of Thursday board vote on 17 Philly school closingsKristen A. Graham
Negotiations continue ‘around-the-clock’ ahead of Thursday board vote on 17 Philly school closingsKristen A. Graham
One additional Philly school is off the closing list, and the school board will vote on facilities plan ThursdayKristen A. Graham and Anna Orso
One additional Philly school is off the closing list, and the school board will vote on facilities plan ThursdayKristen A. Graham and Anna Orso
Drexel’s new president must tackle a deficit and declining enrollment. He sees it as a ‘moment of reinvention.’Susan Snyder
Drexel’s new president must tackle a deficit and declining enrollment. He sees it as a ‘moment of reinvention.’Susan Snyder
Dutch royals visited the Liberty Bell, a Kensington school, and the Eagles’ practice facilityKristen A. Graham and Dana Munro
Dutch royals visited the Liberty Bell, a Kensington school, and the Eagles’ practice facilityKristen A. Graham and 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
Cooper Sharp has conquered cheesesteaks. Is it a pizza cheese now?Cooper Sharp has exploded in popularity as a pizza topping. In Philly, the trend is driven by the Pizazz — a little known hyperlocal pizza that uses American cheese.Beatrice Forman
Cooper Sharp has conquered cheesesteaks. Is it a pizza cheese now?Cooper Sharp has exploded in popularity as a pizza topping. In Philly, the trend is driven by the Pizazz — a little known hyperlocal pizza that uses American cheese.Beatrice Forman
Drexel University is selling medical building on North Broad Street for apartment conversion The apartment project is only the latest in a boomlet of conversions just north of City Hall. Jake Blumgart
Drexel University is selling medical building on North Broad Street for apartment conversion The apartment project is only the latest in a boomlet of conversions just north of City Hall. Jake Blumgart
Federal Donuts & Chicken regroups after a major franchisee closes several locationsFounders Michael Solomonov and Steve Cook say they are resetting the brand after a major franchisee began closing locations in Philadelphia and the suburbs. Michael Klein
Federal Donuts & Chicken regroups after a major franchisee closes several locationsFounders Michael Solomonov and Steve Cook say they are resetting the brand after a major franchisee began closing locations in Philadelphia and the suburbs. Michael Klein
Liberty Kitchen is leaving Two Locals in University City and the team from Corio is moving in with new food ideasTwo Locals, the city’s first Black-owned brewery, will see a new menu created with Corio chef David Feola, reflecting the brewery owners’ Liberian and Jamaican backgrounds. Michael Klein
Liberty Kitchen is leaving Two Locals in University City and the team from Corio is moving in with new food ideasTwo Locals, the city’s first Black-owned brewery, will see a new menu created with Corio chef David Feola, reflecting the brewery owners’ Liberian and Jamaican backgrounds. Michael Klein
Can City Hall keep 925 West Philly homes affordable?Local leaders are racing again to keep subsidized housing affordable. United Way thinks it has the answer. Jake Blumgart
Can City Hall keep 925 West Philly homes affordable?Local leaders are racing again to keep subsidized housing affordable. United Way thinks it has the answer. Jake Blumgart
World Cafe Live has filed for bankruptcy and changed its nameAdding to a long period of organization unrest and labor strife, the embattled University City venue now known as “World Stage” plans to remain open.Dan DeLuca
World Cafe Live has filed for bankruptcy and changed its nameAdding to a long period of organization unrest and labor strife, the embattled University City venue now known as “World Stage” plans to remain open.Dan DeLuca
Drexel’s medical school will offer an accelerated three-year degree for future doctorsDrexel announced plans to launch an accelerated MD program, joining a growing movement of schools launching three-year pathways.Kayla Yup
Drexel’s medical school will offer an accelerated three-year degree for future doctorsDrexel announced plans to launch an accelerated MD program, joining a growing movement of schools launching three-year pathways.Kayla Yup
Two Philly high schools are still fighting their proposed closures, even after officials tweaked plans to appease themLankenau and Robeson high schools are still among the 18 schools slated for potential closure, but the district changed which schools they would merge into. The schools' supporters still aren't happy.Kristen A. Graham
Two Philly high schools are still fighting their proposed closures, even after officials tweaked plans to appease themLankenau and Robeson high schools are still among the 18 schools slated for potential closure, but the district changed which schools they would merge into. The schools' supporters still aren't happy.Kristen A. Graham
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
‘Courage is contagious.’ How Philadelphia churches and neighborhood groups are preparing to confront ICE. People say they need to be ready if the president tries to turn Philadelphia into Minneapolis ― or Los Angeles, Chicago, or Washington, D.C.Jeff Gammage
‘Courage is contagious.’ How Philadelphia churches and neighborhood groups are preparing to confront ICE. People say they need to be ready if the president tries to turn Philadelphia into Minneapolis ― or Los Angeles, Chicago, or Washington, D.C.Jeff Gammage
The Philly School District tried to close Paul Robeson HS before. Now, it’s back on the chopping block.The Philadelphia School District recommended closing Robeson, suggesting its small size limited students’ opportunities. The West Philadelphia school faced the same recommendation in 2013.Kristen A. Graham
The Philly School District tried to close Paul Robeson HS before. Now, it’s back on the chopping block.The Philadelphia School District recommended closing Robeson, suggesting its small size limited students’ opportunities. The West Philadelphia school faced the same recommendation in 2013.Kristen A. Graham
Big-money and out-of-state donors helped Josh Shapiro raise $30 million while Stacy Garrity raised $1.5 million from Pa.’s grassrootsThe Inquirer analyzed the candidates' latest campaign finance filings to find who — and how much money — is pouring into the Pennsylvania governor's race.Gillian McGoldrick and Joe Yerardi
Big-money and out-of-state donors helped Josh Shapiro raise $30 million while Stacy Garrity raised $1.5 million from Pa.’s grassrootsThe Inquirer analyzed the candidates' latest campaign finance filings to find who — and how much money — is pouring into the Pennsylvania governor's race.Gillian McGoldrick and Joe Yerardi
Philly biotechs are getting a small funding boost from a new city program, but it doesn’t replace ‘America’s seed fund’Congress failed to reauthorize the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs last fall. More than a dozen local biotech companies are affected.Kayla Yup
Philly biotechs are getting a small funding boost from a new city program, but it doesn’t replace ‘America’s seed fund’Congress failed to reauthorize the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs last fall. More than a dozen local biotech companies are affected.Kayla Yup
City Council seeks to stop demolitions as anti-blight measureThe bill was opposed by a trade group for residential developers. Jake Blumgart
City Council seeks to stop demolitions as anti-blight measureThe bill was opposed by a trade group for residential developers. Jake Blumgart
