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 City Commissioner Stephanie Singer arrives at Common Pleas Court Thursday to appeal an order to remove her from the primary election ballot. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly Commissioner Singer’s fight to appear on May 19 ballot continues

A Philadelphia judge has agreed to prolong City Commissioner Stephanie Singer’s case over whether her name can appear on the May 19 ...

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Abraham wants to double the tax abatement in underdeveloped neighborhoods

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Question of Kane prosecution now up to Montgomery County district attorney

In a rare, somewhat awkward legal twist, Montgomery County’s district attorney must now decide whether to bring criminal charges ag ...

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Jewelry expert testifies in $20M insurance fraud-fires case

A jewelry expert is testifying against a political fundraiser charged in a $20 million insurance scheme that Pennsylvania prosecutors say ...

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Doug Oliver’s position on school closures less than clear

Does Philadelphia mayoral candidate Doug Oliver support school closures? I asked Oliver about that at Monday night’s mayoral for ...

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 Pa. Governor Tom Wolf (Emma Lee/NewsWorks file photo)

Wolf to take Pennsylvanians’ questions on Facebook session

Questions for Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf are piling up as he prepares to hold a “Facebook Town Hall.” Pennsylvanians w ...

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Council to hold hearings on housing affordability in Philadelphia

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 An election campaign is a hiring process. In the boss' chair sit the voters; on the other side of the table are the hopeful applicants, the candidates. (NewsWorks file photos)

An election is like a job search, but the bosses (voters) need to reclaim their place

It’s a simple idea … obvious, really. But it differs so much from the mental framework we normally use to talk about e ...

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Why affordable housing also needs affordable transportation

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Homegrown Middle Class: Finding New Money

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 The number of valid signatures on City Commissioner Stephanie Singer's nominating petitions has been whittled down to 996 -- four fewer than the 1,000 needed for a place on the May 19 primary ballot. (NewsWorks file photo)

City Commissioner Singer loses ground in bid to appear on May19 ballot

After a rocky first term, City Commissioner Stephanie Singer is in danger of being disqualified from the May primary. It is an ironic twi ...

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 Just 38 percent of Pennsylvania voters think Gov. Tom Wolf is doing a good or excellent job, according to a Franklin & Marshall College poll.(Emma Lee/WHYY)

38 percent of Pa. voters rate Gov. Wolf job performance as top-notch

Though not as popular as former Govs. Ed Rendell or Tom Ridge in their first terms, Gov. Tom Wolf has a higher rating than his predecesso ...

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 City Council candidate Ori Feibush (left) and Philadelphia Councilman Kenyatta Johnson (NewsWorks File Photos)

Johnson and Feibush debate in feisty Philadelphia City Council race

The two Democrats battling for Philadelphia’s 2nd City Council district seat met for their first debate Thursday night, sparring ov ...

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Three Democrats booted from Delaware County Council ballot over disclosure mistake

The race for Delaware County Council just got a little less competitive. A judge ruled yesterday that all three Democratic candida ...

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