Aaron Moselle

The crowd was smaller than June’s protest but participants were just as passionate about their opposition to President Trump.

The Will Power Program was launched in response to the city’s tangled title problem. It has largely helped Black homeowners with low incomes.

Organizers expect upwards of 20,000 people to march against President Donald Trump’s administration.

After a string of shootings, the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office is now the only entity performing evictions in the city.

The bill builds on an existing state rebate program. It’s designed to help tenants living on fixed incomes.

Some advocates say the proposed H.O.M.E budget doesn't go far enough in prioritizing low-income residents.

The circular structure has sat vacant for about a decade. The city hopes to fill it in time for a jam-packed year of national events.

The measure, now moving through Philadelphia City Council, would exclude certain subsidized rental developments.

New research out of Drexel University is raising concerns about affordability and gentrification.

Researchers analyzed valuations completed for home purchases and applications to refinance.

The team wants to open a new facility by 2031, but it’s unclear when the topic may come up in Philadelphia City Council.

The development from Odin Properties in North Philadelphia is the company’s first government-backed project.