Every Voice, Every Vote

Proposed legislation would restrict mobile providers from operating on residential streets, near schools and recreation centers and in other public areas of Kensington.

Here’s what you need to know as City Council moves toward crucial votes at arena hearings.

We delve into the backstory of Gov. Shapiro’s surprise budget move.

Parker pushed her case to residents of her home neighborhood Monday evening. The next morning, Black Philly for Chinatown pushed a different argument.

Speakers make their points with humor, anger, index cards — and always with heart. Here are some highlights.

Shapiro wanted to glean what was most important to small businesses on his red tape-cutting mission. Here’s what they told him.

Hard times forced Philly residents out of school, and motivate them to return.

The goal is to extinguish trash fires before they get out of hand and offer a warm bed to the people responsible for starting them.

Unveiled this week, this vibrant art project helps to close off a former turning lane.

The authority is in dire straits as the Sixers seek to build the transit-oriented development. It’s unclear where the additional funding will come from.

City Council will hold three hearings this week on the Sixers’ arena, starting Tuesday. Funding issues remain unanswered.

Plans to move the curbside stop to an Old City garage are stuck in limbo.

The latest of Mayor Parker’s “clean and green” initiatives aims to keep household trash off the streets.

The plan for more frequent and reliable buses is the funding crisis’ first victim.

29-year-old Joe Picozzi won a seat that Philly’s GOP never intended to flip.