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‘From Philly, for Philly’: A Q&A with Democratic activist Sinceré Harris
A one-on-one conversation with Cherelle Parker’s campaign manager on what Democrats can learn from the historic primary win.
Philly City Council: Want to fight crime? Address quality of life issues
'If we address issues of quality of life, it is one step towards reducing violent crime,' Councilmember Anthony Phillips said.
How Cherelle Parker’s ‘village’ made a path to victory | Analysis
Looking at the crowd of orange shirts Tuesday, Democrat Cherelle Parker said 'This right here, these are my people.'
Philly Democratic mayoral nominee Cherelle Parker is resting at home after brief hospital visit
The Democratic mayoral nominee said she was grateful for all the well wishes, thoughts and prayers she received.
Big races, low turnout: Three takeaways from Primary 2023 | Wednesday Morning Coffee
When another election night turns into a Talking Heads song: You may ask yourself ... well, how did we get here?
Maria Quiñones Sánchez just made a big endorsement in Philly’s mayoral race. Why it matters
According to U.S. Census data, Latinos make up about 16% of Philadelphia residents and about 13% are registered to vote.
Black women’s political gains due to experience, knowledge and skill, observers say
By Stephen Williams PHILADELPHIA — Political observers say the most recent political gains by Black women in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. are a result of their knowledge, skill, experience, work ethic and relationships. As Black History Month ended and Women’s History Month kicked off, state Rep. Joanna McClinton ascended to speaker of the Pennsylvania […]
Meet the women who want to be Philadelphia’s next mayor | Analysis
Women have previously been shut out of the mayoralty, but the 2023 race could change that.
Rocked by resignations, a depleted Philly City Council says it’s staying on task
As the 2023 race for mayor heats up, four councilmembers have departed in less than 30 days.
Philadelphia’s home appraisal bias task force issues its final report
This report is the culmination of more than a year’s work.
In Philly, questions over whether Biden is doing enough to pass federal voting rights standards
U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans, D-3rd District, said voters in Philadelphia, especially voters of color, “can’t take anything for granted.”
City Council considers cutting Philadelphia’s parking tax rate
Before the pandemic arrived in March 2020, the city’s parking tax revenue had reliable year-over-year growth, raking in more than $99 million in 2019.