In one of his first acts as mayor, Jim Kenney took away a longtime perk for local pols.

Johnny Doc, Mike Nutter, Bill Green, others analyze the mayor’s address.

Scenes from the first day of the Kenney administration.

New year, new governance in Philly.

In a brief speech, the new mayor laid out his big plan to fight poverty, lift up the city’s neighborhoods, and give ex-cons a second chance.

The Citified team is on the scene with tweets and updates as Philadelphia swears in its new mayor.

Rashed: Running the city in 2016 will be a lot different than it was just eight years ago. We want results yesterday.

Kenney is asking “what would Michael do?” And then often doing the opposite.

Stober: Here’s what I would do differently if I ran for office again.

Nutter’s managing director is putting his political ambitions on hold for a partnership at Obermayer.

The mayor-elect wants the city to invest in neighborhood commercial districts.

A clear-eyed look at the latest education buzzword.

Trump says of Street: “He is a highly respected, great man in Philadelphia.”

Every school is different. It’s time we started treating them that way.

Insider: What do I tell my sons this time?