On January 4th, Mayor Michael Nutter’s eight-year run as Philadelphia’s 98th mayor will end. He’ll be replaced by Jim Kenney, an old friend and schoolmate […]

A new report has found the U.S. is not, in fact, in the midst of a crime wave.

Two of the new appointees aren’t so new.

The problem is huge, and the fight will be a long one.

Op-ed: As the Inquirer and Daily News combine newsrooms, competition wanes and so does City Hall’s press corps.

A Pew survey finds attytoods vary dramatically among four broad groups of Philadelphians.

Can it upend local politics?

The mayor-elect also named his ethics team.

Explosive growth in University City is shifting the city’s power and economic axis west. One big worry? Income and opportunity inequality.

What they are and why everyone from wanna-be presidents to Mayor Nutter is talking about them.

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But millennials say boomer pols are failing to hand over the reins of power.

The women on City Council are about to hold your feet to the fire over Porngate.

Richard Ross said he’ll keep many of the outgoing commissioner’s policies. But already, he’s struck a very different tone.

As expected, Philly deputy commissioner steps up to the top job.