PA Goes Easy on Charter Schools, But So Do Most States
Few low-performing charters are closed nationwide, new Pew study finds.
WATCH: Noisy Taxi Protest Snarls Center City Traffic
Hundreds of drivers jammed the streets around City Hall to protest Uber, Lyft.
El Nino Behind Philly’s December Warm Snap Could Be Strongest in 65 Years
Could strong winter storms follow?
Cosby Countersues Seven of His Accusers
Actor seeks damages against what he calls false accusations of sexual misconduct.
PennDOT, Waze Partnering for Traffic Info
Two-way data share with crowdsourced traffic-data app promises better, faster, more complete road status reports.
Audit: City Pension Fund Still Going Broke
The city doesn’t have the money to pay even half its pension obligations.
SRC to Give Hite Five More Years at District Helm
Officials back his leadership, budget management.
Sam Katz to Produce Kathleen Kane Documentary
Yes, it’s going to be called The Kane Mutiny.
SEPTA to Detour for Holiday Events on Saturday
Events in West Philly, Chestnut Hill and Spring Garden will force detours on several SEPTA bus routes.
Report: Apartments Got Cheaper In Philly This Year
It bucks a national trend, but we’re still ranked 16th highest.
Report: Philly Fifth-Best City for Transit in the U.S.
Expert: Access to public transit fuels property values in top neighborhoods.
SEPTA’s Big Regional Rail Changes Explained
The system has been a victim of its own success. Changes aim to improve reliability.
Repair Blitz to Close Lincoln Drive Saturday
Streets Department will shut the drive down completely at 7 a.m.
Trump Fires Back at Nutter on Twitter
After Nutter called him an “a**hole,” Trump calls mayor a “crude dope” “who is doing a terrible job.”