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The 76ers' proposed arena isn’t happening tomorrow — we have time to vet, analyze, and give careful consideration, argues former Philly Mayor Michael A. Nutter.

A new advisory group will help guide the Biden administration’s efforts to promote economic equality.

Progressive prosecutors who have argued against the "tough-on-crime" policies of predecessors are suddenly scrambling to defend their own records and results amid a surge in major cities of shootings, thefts and murders.

Sign the Pledge PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE – Today, the National Audubon Society announced a strategic merger between two storied state programs – Audubon Pennsylvania and Audubon Maryland-DC, introducing the Audubon Mid-Atlantic regional office. Suzanne Biemiller has been named the new executive director of the new regional office. Biemiller joins Audubon after founding the policy-focused consulting firm, Highland Strategies, and a notable tenure in former Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nut...

Kenney had plans. Then the pandemic hit. Can he avoid lame-duck status and get Philly ‘back on track’? Laura McCrystal, Sean Collins Walsh, The Philadelphia Inquirer Mayor Jim Kenney began his second term last year by promising citywide street sweeping, hiring Philadelphia’s first Black woman police commissioner with hopes of reforming the department, and proposing a budget that relied on a booming economy to continue the spending increases of his first term. That all feel...