Meir Rinde

Mayor argues Uber and Lyft can afford the $1-per-ride tax and schools urgently need the money.

Lawmakers are facing pressure from families over floated school closures and opposition to the proposed $1-per-trip rideshare tax.

The cards would work over weekends and summers, even for students who live near their schools.

More than 2,000 have signed a petition critical of July mathematics meet-up.

Registration closes May 4, mail ballot applications are due May 12, and the election is May 19.

Under the proposed bill, DA Larry Krasner could prosecute federal agents for wearing masks and residents could sue them.

The city is evaluating waste-disposal options, while also studying bacterial “digesters” and tip-toeing into composting.

Philly’s only rec center designed for people with disabilities has been closed for six years.

E-commerce industry group lobbies against the fee, citing potential impact on workers and disadvantaged residents.

Dozens of bus routes will be cut, added, lengthened, realigned and sped up starting in August.

The North Philly nonprofit works to “protect our community” from a growing displacement threat.

Planners are lobbying the federal government for restoration of a rescinded $150 million grant.