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Rev. Lewis Nash could be the first ward leader ousted in 25 years.

The Kensington spot won’t become condos — and could be home to a garden center once again

As SEPTA workers look ahead to contract negotiations this fall, they’re considering language secured in an Ohio contract that would let the union veto the use of AVs.

Ernest Garrett denied any misconduct as president of AFSCME District Council 33

Housing activists ended 2020 encampment protest after the city pledged to provide homes, but progress has been slow.

Parker said a recent task force report found that “mission creep” at the department has sapped its ability to do its job properly.

The long-discussed plans to reimagine the Benjamin Franklin Parkway moving ever-so-slightly forward.

Could the moves limit progressive Dems involvement in getting out the vote for Biden in November?

The ethics board went to court to stop the PAC’s activities for Brown just one day before the first televised debate of the mayoral primary.

Katherine Gilmore Richardson answered a variety of questions from users in the online forum.

Advocates are encouraged by the new mayor’s early plans to clean up the city. But some are skeptical about her pick to lead the efforts.

It was difficult for cyclists to commute without risking fall as many bike lanes remained snow covered days after the storms were over.