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Politics & Policy

 This 'Voter Values Word Cloud' was created by Young Involved Philly (Image courtesy of YIP)

The mayoral issue bigger than any other: Who knows how to lead?

When Bill Clinton rand for president in 1992, he didn’t field debate questions on how he’d handle the explosion of the Intern ...

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Same-sex marriage pioneer among lawyers for high court cases

Five lawyers will take turns at the Supreme Court lectern Tuesday for the highly anticipated and extended arguments over same-sex marriag ...

11 years ago

 State Sen. Tony Williams, Jim Kenney and Lynne Abraham (Stephanie Aaronson/The Next Mayor)

Union-sponsored poll shows Kenney, Williams, Abraham in dead heat

For what it’s worth, a union-sponsored poll out Thursday shows Philadelphia mayoral candidates Jim Kenney, State Sen. Tony Williams ...

11 years ago

 Mayoral Candidate State Senator Anthony Hardy Williams speaks to members and leaders of Philadelphia Black Clergy after receiving their endorsement Thursday. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Black civic league backs Williams for Philly mayor, wants top cop replaced

The Guardian Civic League, a group supporting  Philadelphia’s black police officers, wants Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey ...

11 years ago

Environmental groups give Kenney green stamp of approval for Philly mayor

Four environmental groups in Philadelphia marked Earth Day by endorsing Jim Kenney for mayor. While environmental groups normally ...

11 years ago

Why Obama’s immigration amnesty is bad policy and should be blocked by the courts

Ever since Congress started limiting the numbers of immigrants, our courts have repeatedly found that protecting the jobs and wages of Am ...

11 years ago

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Helen Gym wants to increase the parking tax to pay for schools. Is that a good idea?

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Mayfair pushes ahead with Business Improvement District

11 years ago

 Ed Rendell,  former governor of Pennsylvania and former mayor of Philadelphia, endorses Paul Steinke, left, for an at-large Council seat at Reading Terminal Market, where Steinke was general manager for 13 years.  (Katie Colaneri/WHYY)

Rendell backs Steinke for at-large Philly Council seat

Most endorsements don’t matter much, but a nod from Ed Rendell, the two-term mayor who ...

11 years ago

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PlanPhilly
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Q&A: Melissa Murray Bailey on fresh perspectives, jobs, L&I and vocabulary words

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Melissa Murray Bailey Q&A: Full Transcript

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 The Taney Dragons celebrate a 4-0 win at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., August 2014. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Will Philly’s next championship canvas really be a Mo’ne?

In Mo’ne we trust. In Chip, Ruben, Ron and Sam, not so much.    Before a mayoral forum I attended la ...

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Philadelphia Mayoral Primary

For the November 2015 Philadelphia Voters Guide, click here. ...

11 years ago

Governor Tom Wolf meets Advanced Manufacturing Training Center at Bucks County Community College student Nick Mastrobattista. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Gov. Wolf tours green energy training site in Bucks County

Today Gov. Tom Wolf stopped in Bucks County touting his plan to boost funding for green energy. Wolf said providing more incentive ...

11 years ago

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In Brewerytown, weary of trash and wary of whether a mayor can help

Twenty-ninth and Girard is Angela Vendetti’s least favorite corner in Philadelphia. Vendetti is the owner of Mugshots Coffee ...

11 years ago

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