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The former City Controller spoke on strategies involving more police officer deployment to appointing a Drug Czar.

The Philadlephia Eagles have expanded their campaign to fight gun violence locally with a $400,000 donation to nine nonprofit organizations in the city. This year the team will also highlight leaders and players who are making an effort in their communities with the "A Fan of Change" initiative.

Two studies found that white people account for about 54 percent of exempt city employees who make at least $90,000. African Americans are the only nonwhite group whose 2021 exempt employment rate fell below its 2016 rate.

Philadelphia police reported 11 shootings resulting in 12 injuries and 1 death on the first day of 2023. An 87-year-old woman became the first shooting victim...

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What issues will shape California next year? Here are a few to keep an eye on.

City Controller Kenneth Mejia defended the decision of his predecessor, Ron Galperin, to strip the pay of suspended Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas after the City Council voted to reinstate Ridley- Thomas' pay earlier this month.

The 60-page ethics report found no clear ethical violations, but it did reveal issues related to transparency in city government.

Office buildings stuffed with tenants during The City’s tech boom are now making the case that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a radical shift in the downtown real estate market — one that has caused their property values to plummet.

Office buildings stuffed with tenants during The City’s tech boom are now making the case that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a radical shift in the downtown real estate market — one that has caused their property values to plummet.