Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Mt. Airy and Germantown is inviting mayoral candidates to their Saturday virtual prayer sessions to discuss gun violence and other issues.

Nutter would be allowed to run again because Philadelphia’s city charter only prohibits more than two consecutive terms.

Contenders for the city’s top job talk about encouraging development without displacement.

Unusual for campaigns, the color is connected with an important political movement — but none of the contenders mentioned it.

The closest comparable figure is probably Tom Knox, who lost to Nutter in the 2007 primary.

The 35-year-old Philadelphia native is not your run-of-the-mill Democrat.

All 17 seats are up for reelection.

SEPTA is a state agency, but its ridership is overwhelmingly from Philly. The city’s next mayor will need to step up its involvement, writes transit advocate Matt Sullivan.

Philly’s largest journalism and community engagement collaboration will help prepare residentscitizen for the election in November 2023.

The former councilmember put out a biting statement about the latest entrant into the crowded Democratic field.

The first Asian American woman in City Council champions education, housing, and labor.

Now retired, he served on Philadelphia Municipal Court for 34 years and faced disciplinary issues twice.

After almost five years as city controller, she resigned her position to set eyes on Philadelphia’s top office.

Those looking to replace Mayor Jim Kenney have all highlighted gun violence as a top issue.

Parker becomes the fourth candidate to resign in recent weeks and the third to launch a bid to replace Mayor Jim Kenney.