
City says it’s cleaned 5,000 blocks, with 13,000 more to go
Some residents scoff, while others say it’s a good start.
9 months ago
How can Philly “shut down” Kensington’s massive open-air drug market?
The city is in uncharted territory, experts say, but has some options.
9 months ago
In their own words: Philly’s City Council rookies reflect on their first 6 months
Councilmembers Ahmad, Landau, O’Rourke and Young discuss how their first session in office went, and what they have planned next.
9 months ago
City Council OKs $100 million drug treatment center in Northeast Philly
Mayor Parker also won approval for a $6.37 billion budget, her first as mayor.
10 months ago
Anger and questions swirl as University of the Arts abruptly shuts down
Administration says finances went from bad to worse; students are scrambling to transfer.
10 months ago
Philly starts the hunt for an intercity bus station near 30th Street
A feasibility study will identify a new home for bus travelers in and out of Philadelphia.
10 months ago