PoliticsThis Philly lawyer is helping LGBTQ couples plan their estates to further protect their marriages under the Trump administrationAngela Giampolo, principal of Giampolo Law Group, is helping LGBTQ+ couples across Pennsylvania and New Jersey maintain their "power" should their rights ever be stripped at the federal level.Fallon Roth Why funding SEPTA in a divided Pennsylvania is one of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s biggest tests yetGillian McGoldrick Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for nowPaul Wiseman and Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is walking 105 miles from North Philly to Harrisburg to protest SEPTA cuts Sean Collins Walsh Philly’s collar counties are only authorized to tax property. Could SEPTA’s budget crisis change that?Katie Bernard AdvertisementBus routes for students will be restored after Mayor Parker agreed to advance city money to SEPTAThe city has committed to advance some of its $135 million SEPTA subsidy that was originally intended to be dependent on Harrisburg lawmakers boosting funding for the transit agency. Sean Collins Walsh and Thomas Fitzgerald U.S. Reps. Mary Gay Scanlon and Summer Lee both rejected from ICE center in Pa. for oversight visitsU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon was denied entry to the detention center per the orders of Sec. Kristi Noem just two days after U.S. Rep. Summer Lee was also rejected from conducting an oversight visit.Aliya Schneider Barry C. Dozor, retired Delaware County judge, longtime attorney, and community leader, has died at 76He ruled on all kinds of cases — murder, divorce, sex crimes, business fraud — and presided over the sprawling Pennsylvania Coordinated Opioid Litigation and recent Chester Upland School Receivership.Gary Miles City claims more than $2.5 million in losses from Northeast Philly plane crashCity Solicitor Renee Garcia declined to give a detailed breakdown of these costs — or say if this sum was expected to rise.Ryan W. Briggs and Dylan Purcell The beginnings of a transit deal? Pa. House Democratic leader is open to using a transit account to help fund SEPTA — with conditionsHouse Majority Leader Matt Bradford joined Gov. Josh Shapiro in an openness to the GOP-backed use of the Public Transportation Trust Fund — if a broader agreement includes a long-term revenue source.Gillian McGoldrick Delco and Philly residents feel ‘abandoned’ as Trump admin cuts grants meant to protect area from floodingThe Trump administration canceled grants for work along the Darby Creek that would have helped mitigate flooding that has gotten worse in recent years.Katie Bernard Critics say Haddonfield ban on sleeping outdoors in public at night would criminalize homelessnessSince the U.S. Supreme Court last year ruled that municipalities could enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public areas, several New Jersey communities have considered such measures.Robert Moran Awaiting SCOTUS action, these Pa. lawmakers want to protect same-sex marriage hereThe move comes as the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to consider taking on a case that could overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.Fallon Roth The Weitzman Museum’s Israeli flag was defaced with red paint for the second time this monthThe museum and flag were vandalized on Aug. 18 and again on Monday, officials said.Robert Moran Pa.’s biggest teacher union says students are not ‘bargaining chips’ as schools start without state fundingThe Pennsylvania State Education Association blames Republicans, and Republicans blame Democrats for the stalled education funding during the state budget impasse.Aliya Schneider Her misinformation about Pa. elections in 2020 reached Trump. Now she holds an ‘elections integrity’ post at DHS.Heather Honey is notorious for spreading inaccurate data in an effort to boost her claims of voter fraud.Katie Bernard Krasner derides Trump’s order to end cashless bail as an ‘authoritarian power grab’Krasner, who is running for his third term, has been criticized by advocates who don’t believe he’s gone far enough to reduce the use of cash bail in Philadelphia's system.Alfred Lubrano A firefighter running for Congress in the Lehigh Valley has backing from Bernie Sanders and Josh ShapiroBob Brooks joins a crowded Democratic field vying to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie.Julia Terruso As SEPTA cuts go into effect across the Philly region, a top Senate GOP leader hosted a fundraiserSen. Majority Leader Joe Pittman is a top negotiator at the closed-door budget talks with Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., Montgomery).Gillian McGoldrick Some FEMA staff call out Trump cuts in public letter of dissentThe letter coincides with the 20th anniversary week of Hurricane Katrina, when more than 1,800 people died and there were profound failures in the federal response.Gabriela Aoun Angueira, Associated Press See more storiesAdvertisement
This Philly lawyer is helping LGBTQ couples plan their estates to further protect their marriages under the Trump administrationAngela Giampolo, principal of Giampolo Law Group, is helping LGBTQ+ couples across Pennsylvania and New Jersey maintain their "power" should their rights ever be stripped at the federal level.Fallon Roth
This Philly lawyer is helping LGBTQ couples plan their estates to further protect their marriages under the Trump administrationAngela Giampolo, principal of Giampolo Law Group, is helping LGBTQ+ couples across Pennsylvania and New Jersey maintain their "power" should their rights ever be stripped at the federal level.Fallon Roth
Why funding SEPTA in a divided Pennsylvania is one of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s biggest tests yetGillian McGoldrick
Why funding SEPTA in a divided Pennsylvania is one of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s biggest tests yetGillian McGoldrick
Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for nowPaul Wiseman and Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press
Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for nowPaul Wiseman and Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press
State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is walking 105 miles from North Philly to Harrisburg to protest SEPTA cuts Sean Collins Walsh
State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is walking 105 miles from North Philly to Harrisburg to protest SEPTA cuts Sean Collins Walsh
Philly’s collar counties are only authorized to tax property. Could SEPTA’s budget crisis change that?Katie Bernard
Philly’s collar counties are only authorized to tax property. Could SEPTA’s budget crisis change that?Katie Bernard
Bus routes for students will be restored after Mayor Parker agreed to advance city money to SEPTAThe city has committed to advance some of its $135 million SEPTA subsidy that was originally intended to be dependent on Harrisburg lawmakers boosting funding for the transit agency. Sean Collins Walsh and Thomas Fitzgerald
Bus routes for students will be restored after Mayor Parker agreed to advance city money to SEPTAThe city has committed to advance some of its $135 million SEPTA subsidy that was originally intended to be dependent on Harrisburg lawmakers boosting funding for the transit agency. Sean Collins Walsh and Thomas Fitzgerald
U.S. Reps. Mary Gay Scanlon and Summer Lee both rejected from ICE center in Pa. for oversight visitsU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon was denied entry to the detention center per the orders of Sec. Kristi Noem just two days after U.S. Rep. Summer Lee was also rejected from conducting an oversight visit.Aliya Schneider
U.S. Reps. Mary Gay Scanlon and Summer Lee both rejected from ICE center in Pa. for oversight visitsU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon was denied entry to the detention center per the orders of Sec. Kristi Noem just two days after U.S. Rep. Summer Lee was also rejected from conducting an oversight visit.Aliya Schneider
Barry C. Dozor, retired Delaware County judge, longtime attorney, and community leader, has died at 76He ruled on all kinds of cases — murder, divorce, sex crimes, business fraud — and presided over the sprawling Pennsylvania Coordinated Opioid Litigation and recent Chester Upland School Receivership.Gary Miles
Barry C. Dozor, retired Delaware County judge, longtime attorney, and community leader, has died at 76He ruled on all kinds of cases — murder, divorce, sex crimes, business fraud — and presided over the sprawling Pennsylvania Coordinated Opioid Litigation and recent Chester Upland School Receivership.Gary Miles
City claims more than $2.5 million in losses from Northeast Philly plane crashCity Solicitor Renee Garcia declined to give a detailed breakdown of these costs — or say if this sum was expected to rise.Ryan W. Briggs and Dylan Purcell
City claims more than $2.5 million in losses from Northeast Philly plane crashCity Solicitor Renee Garcia declined to give a detailed breakdown of these costs — or say if this sum was expected to rise.Ryan W. Briggs and Dylan Purcell
The beginnings of a transit deal? Pa. House Democratic leader is open to using a transit account to help fund SEPTA — with conditionsHouse Majority Leader Matt Bradford joined Gov. Josh Shapiro in an openness to the GOP-backed use of the Public Transportation Trust Fund — if a broader agreement includes a long-term revenue source.Gillian McGoldrick
The beginnings of a transit deal? Pa. House Democratic leader is open to using a transit account to help fund SEPTA — with conditionsHouse Majority Leader Matt Bradford joined Gov. Josh Shapiro in an openness to the GOP-backed use of the Public Transportation Trust Fund — if a broader agreement includes a long-term revenue source.Gillian McGoldrick
Delco and Philly residents feel ‘abandoned’ as Trump admin cuts grants meant to protect area from floodingThe Trump administration canceled grants for work along the Darby Creek that would have helped mitigate flooding that has gotten worse in recent years.Katie Bernard
Delco and Philly residents feel ‘abandoned’ as Trump admin cuts grants meant to protect area from floodingThe Trump administration canceled grants for work along the Darby Creek that would have helped mitigate flooding that has gotten worse in recent years.Katie Bernard
Critics say Haddonfield ban on sleeping outdoors in public at night would criminalize homelessnessSince the U.S. Supreme Court last year ruled that municipalities could enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public areas, several New Jersey communities have considered such measures.Robert Moran
Critics say Haddonfield ban on sleeping outdoors in public at night would criminalize homelessnessSince the U.S. Supreme Court last year ruled that municipalities could enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public areas, several New Jersey communities have considered such measures.Robert Moran
Awaiting SCOTUS action, these Pa. lawmakers want to protect same-sex marriage hereThe move comes as the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to consider taking on a case that could overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.Fallon Roth
Awaiting SCOTUS action, these Pa. lawmakers want to protect same-sex marriage hereThe move comes as the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to consider taking on a case that could overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.Fallon Roth
The Weitzman Museum’s Israeli flag was defaced with red paint for the second time this monthThe museum and flag were vandalized on Aug. 18 and again on Monday, officials said.Robert Moran
The Weitzman Museum’s Israeli flag was defaced with red paint for the second time this monthThe museum and flag were vandalized on Aug. 18 and again on Monday, officials said.Robert Moran
Pa.’s biggest teacher union says students are not ‘bargaining chips’ as schools start without state fundingThe Pennsylvania State Education Association blames Republicans, and Republicans blame Democrats for the stalled education funding during the state budget impasse.Aliya Schneider
Pa.’s biggest teacher union says students are not ‘bargaining chips’ as schools start without state fundingThe Pennsylvania State Education Association blames Republicans, and Republicans blame Democrats for the stalled education funding during the state budget impasse.Aliya Schneider
Her misinformation about Pa. elections in 2020 reached Trump. Now she holds an ‘elections integrity’ post at DHS.Heather Honey is notorious for spreading inaccurate data in an effort to boost her claims of voter fraud.Katie Bernard
Her misinformation about Pa. elections in 2020 reached Trump. Now she holds an ‘elections integrity’ post at DHS.Heather Honey is notorious for spreading inaccurate data in an effort to boost her claims of voter fraud.Katie Bernard
Krasner derides Trump’s order to end cashless bail as an ‘authoritarian power grab’Krasner, who is running for his third term, has been criticized by advocates who don’t believe he’s gone far enough to reduce the use of cash bail in Philadelphia's system.Alfred Lubrano
Krasner derides Trump’s order to end cashless bail as an ‘authoritarian power grab’Krasner, who is running for his third term, has been criticized by advocates who don’t believe he’s gone far enough to reduce the use of cash bail in Philadelphia's system.Alfred Lubrano
A firefighter running for Congress in the Lehigh Valley has backing from Bernie Sanders and Josh ShapiroBob Brooks joins a crowded Democratic field vying to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie.Julia Terruso
A firefighter running for Congress in the Lehigh Valley has backing from Bernie Sanders and Josh ShapiroBob Brooks joins a crowded Democratic field vying to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie.Julia Terruso
As SEPTA cuts go into effect across the Philly region, a top Senate GOP leader hosted a fundraiserSen. Majority Leader Joe Pittman is a top negotiator at the closed-door budget talks with Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., Montgomery).Gillian McGoldrick
As SEPTA cuts go into effect across the Philly region, a top Senate GOP leader hosted a fundraiserSen. Majority Leader Joe Pittman is a top negotiator at the closed-door budget talks with Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., Montgomery).Gillian McGoldrick
Some FEMA staff call out Trump cuts in public letter of dissentThe letter coincides with the 20th anniversary week of Hurricane Katrina, when more than 1,800 people died and there were profound failures in the federal response.Gabriela Aoun Angueira, Associated Press
Some FEMA staff call out Trump cuts in public letter of dissentThe letter coincides with the 20th anniversary week of Hurricane Katrina, when more than 1,800 people died and there were profound failures in the federal response.Gabriela Aoun Angueira, Associated Press
