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Philadelphia

December 19, 2025

Residents React to a Public Transportation Crisis in Pennsylvania

The city of Philadelphia and the surrounding areas have endured the effects of the SEPTA crisis. Learn how these residents are feeling and the next steps that will be taken

By Hailey Fulmer

November 12, 2023

In the Face of Predatory Development, This Philly Community is Asking ‘What the #$*! Is Going On?’

"I wouldn’t even say that Grays Ferry is changing,” said Shawmar Pitts, co-director and policy coordinator for Philly Thrive, “It’s changed.”

By Genevieve Hartnett

October 19, 2023

City Council Member At-Large Jim Harrity is Worried About the Opioid Crisis

Jim Harrity, a Philadelphia City Councilmember up for reelection this November, believes the opioid crisis is a critical conflict for the city's future, but he also has a solution for combatting it.

By Emilia Maia

September 29, 2023

Philadelphia Orchestra Musicians Tuning up for Fair Contract

Artists of the Philadelphia Orchestra demand fair wages and benefits amid a nationwide labor movement.

By Genevieve Hartnett

October 3, 2022

High-Rise Building Construction In Logan Square Set For 2023

(PHILADELPHIA, P.A.) – The Logan Square Neighborhood Association (LSNA) held its monthly board meeting on Sept. 13— in-person and via […]

By Emilia Maia

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