The uncertainty over federal funding is likely to loom over this spring’s city budget negotiations, and City Council members questioned whether Parker’s ambitious plans were right for the moment.

I’m back in black, with apologies for skipping last week’s newsletter — which collided with my father’s funeral service — and a renewed determination to chronicle all the major outrages of a strongman ...

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Democrat Dan Goughnour is the winner of a special election in western Pennsylvania, keeping majority control of the state ...

Democrat Dan Goughnour has won the open Pennsylvania state House seat left vacated by the death of the most recent ...

The Philadelphia Inquirer has shut down its community news and engagement desk, which was created to highlight marginalized ...

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s $525,000 deal to settle a class action over alleged inadequate security practices at the ...

The shutdown of the nearly three-year-old initiative raises questions about the Inquirer’s commitment to DEI amid staff cuts ...

The chamber has been tied at 101 to 101 since incumbent Representative Matt Gergely, an Allegheny Democrat, died in January.

The court approved a $525,000 nonrevisionary settlement fund, as well as $175,000 in attorney fees and $13,765.32 in litigation expenses.

Postal workers around the country and right here in the greater Philadelphia region rallied this weekend to speak out against ...