Will Tung News Today

After two years of public comment, SEPTA’s bus-route overhaul is yet again back to the public for further comment before being approved for implementation.

After a multiyear fight over an affordable housing development, Councilmember Jamie Gauthier is attempting to intervene legislatively to allow the West Philly project.

Community members voiced their support for the project — 100 years in the making — during a town hall hosted by State Rep. Jared Solomon.

Philadelphians returning to in-person work could soon be eligible to receive commuter benefits through their employer using pre-tax income, as City Councilmember Helen Gym introduced a bill to expand SEPTA ridership and lower costs for workers on Thursday.

Philadelphia planners have reversed course on a plan for traffic flow on Washington Ave, and it’s going to compromise the safety of neighbors.

Opinion writer Will Tung argues against the inclusion of a parking lot in a development proposed for his West Philadelphia neighborhood.

It came suddenly, like the floodwaters that inundate Eastwick during a storm. For about a decade, SEPTA had vetted and planned to buy a 29-acre abandoned industrial site in Southwest Philadelphia to store and maintain the mammoth new light-rail vehicles it would use to modernize the city’s trolley system. And then Amazon beat them to it, with more money. Much more. The area’s political leaders ...