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Who runs things in Philadelphia? Where are decisionmakers getting their advice? Who's influencing whom, and why does it matter?

“Too often,” the study says, “sensitivity to the issues of Black folks has a shelf life.”

Residents, activists, and officials tried to make sense of how to understand and impact Philly's finances at a Billy Penn event.

Open or closed? City Dems are battling over who gets to decide endorsements.

Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Will you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Pennsylvania has some laws on the books known as “preemption” statutes, and they stop municipalities from enacting tighter regulations.

National voices say Pennsylvania’s next executive could wield great influence over the 2024 presidential election, and the country’s future.

Eighteen to 24-year-olds often “couch surf” if they can, and generally avoid agency services.

One was a professor, while the other was related to Ben Franklin.

Democrats said they wanted the Trump-endorsed candidate to win. Now that he has, will it backfire?

For Pennsylvania’s child welfare system, the Ohio teen’s death is a stark reminder.