Philly For Growth, a super PAC backed by the city's development interests, wants to keep progressives from growing their power on City Council.

District officials say the state put the scores on hold. But a state message says the district has had preliminary results since June.

Commonwealth Charter Academy acquires a 32,000-square-foot Navy Yard building for staff offices and a center for students.

While no data centers have been proposed in Philadelphia, city planners are preparing for the debate to come.

How Bob Brady has held together one of America's last urban political machines — and why its future matters beyond Philadelphia.

Sports betting and skill games interests have spent more than $8 million in PA Senate primaries, with opposite goals.

As public revolts against data centers, emails expose cozy relationship between a tech giant and Pennsylvania’s governor.

Top beneficiaries of the tax credit include entities led by Jeffrey Yass, Joel Greenberg, and Arthur Dantchik of Susquehanna Investment Group

The Philadelphia school board plans to vote Thursday on a facilities plan that includes closing 17 public schools. Lawmakers and advocates showed up to protest in an effort to shut down the meeting.

Federal assaults and continued disinvestment threaten the city. Mayor Parker’s fiscal plan does not adequately address these issues.

Explore how much money Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican Stacy Garrity have raised in their campaigns for PA governor.

The Inquirer analyzed the candidates' latest campaign finance filings to find who — and how much money — is pouring into the Pennsylvania governor's race.

Gov. Josh Shapiro has not hidden that PA works with ICE, nor has he promised new limits on existing cooperation.

Library workers and volunteers say people in mental-health crises, struggling with substance-abuse issues, and requiring wound care are coming to the warming centers and they have no backup.

The democracy vouchers program hands residents $100 to donate to local candidates and it’s credited with broadening civic involvement. Voters on Tuesday extended it by 10 years.

This week, ICE Out legislation will be introduced at Philadelphia City Hall, led by Philly immigrant communities and Councilmembers Kendra Brooks and Rue Landau. Join us outside of City Hall, Tuesday...

Financial powerhouse Susquehanna International Group, an early ByteDance investor, is now central to the app’s new US leadership.

Financial powerhouse Susquehanna International Group, an early ByteDance investor, is now central to the app’s new US leadership.

The 10-year blueprint comes with a $2.8 billion price tag, $1 billion of which would be covered by district capital funds. The rest would depend on philanthropy or state funds.

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The school's business manager raised enrollment, payroll, privacy and tax issues with his managers, after which he experienced ‘increasingly hostile and retaliatory conduct,” a lawsuit says.

How one of the richest people on the planet presses his pet issue: school choice

The lawsuit argues the district shouldn’t have to fund a cyber school that is performing poorly, while Commonwealth Charter Academy says Pittsburgh is failing its own students.