Philadelphia planning director wants to fuel development boom with city-owned land
The head of Philadelphia’s planning and development department wants city-owned land to drive the next housing boom.
Why a popular tax break that helped Philadelphia’s small businesses may be going away
Philadelphia has effectively exempted companies that make less than $100,000 from business in the city from paying the ...
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Reopening of MLK Drive Bridge pushed back to September after cold weather slowed repairs
The reopening of the Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Bridge has been pushed back to September, following a rehabilitation ...
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Community College of Philadelphia professors, staffers authorize a strike
Union workers are demanding higher wages and for staffing levels to be increased. They also want free SEPTA passes for ...
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Widespread Alert: Budget Cuts Hit Key Programs in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
Budget cuts pushed by the Donald Trump administration are already having a profound impact in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
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Dual enrollment students’ classes could be disrupted by looming community college strike in Philly
The union’s position has notable political support. Mayor Cherelle Parker’s proposed budget includes $15 million over five ...
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New report shows struggles, successes of Philly area students
A new report from a child advocacy group is showcasing where the Philly School District is struggling and where they are ...
Philly council members tabled a bill over concerns about bringing speed cameras to school zones
Philadelphia pushed hard to win the right to put speed cameras in school zones from a state legislature that has been ...
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Friends of the Wissahickon bids farewell to Director Ruffian Tittmann
A versatile leader and a delightful person, Ruffian trained and retained a wonderful staff, inspired trust and confidence ...