Allan Domb

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Over the next couple of weeks, Mayor Cherelle Parker and City Council will decide if they’ll do something historic for the city’s most vulnerable citizens.

Like it or not, the world is changing. And Philadelphia needs to act.

The culprit isn’t just COVID-19. It’s decades of tax policies that have driven businesses and workers away.

Five areas where I give her a thumbs up — and one area where I hope she focuses next

I don’t know if he’ll run for president in four years, but he has an admirable ability to bring people together.

Why I’m so excited about his move from Drexel to North Broad Street.

Credit goes to Mayor Parker — and to our outstanding new police commissioner, Kevin Bethel, who’s proving himself to be one of the country’s best.

And we’ve been paying for it ever since.

If we want our city to rebound, people need to understand that public safety is improving quickly.

The developer and former City Councilperson knows a thing or two about finances. Here’s why he’s bullish on the economy in Philadelphia

Empty office buildings could spell the end of Center City as we’ve known it. But if we take these three steps quickly, we can solve the problem — and create an even brighter future for Philadelphia.

Allan Domb: The city’s future depends on it.

Allan Domb: Kevin Bethel will make the city safer. But his impact can go beyond that.

Why don’t we try it?

With police commissioner Danielle Outlaw departing and a new mayor coming into office, we have an opportunity to change course. Here’s what should happen.