Plus, Jim Kenney is pressed on his ties to John Dougherty and Stephanie Singer reluctantly bows out.

The Philadelphia police department has a long, disturbing history of giving prisoners abusive “nickel rides.”

Slipping in the polls, the candidate airs her first television ad. But is it too late?

Surprise! It’s tax reform. This time with some new, politically significant twists.

It’s the anti-forum. Be there at 6 p.m. at Pipeline Philly.

Two polls show him with a statistically significant lead.

Judging by his recent record, yes. But he wasn’t always.

Complete streets are huge assets to communities, but they’re not easy for a strapped city Streets department to manage.

This time, City Council is weighing a bag tax that could pass.

Solid performances from a lot of the candidates, no big change in the contest’s dynamic.

Are we looking at a mayoral photo finish?

Gen Y accounted for 27 percent of all car sales last year, up from 18 percent in 2010.

No candidate has had a better shot at becoming Philly’s first woman mayor. Join us at this free event on April 27th.

McCalla: Can Jim Kenney take help from supporters of a controversial council candidate and not get dirty?

The Black Clergy almost didn’t endorse Williams for mayor.