What To Know Before You Head to the Polls on May 19
On this month’s ballot are a competitive congressional race and a stacked committee race you may not have known was happening.
What's being decided and why it matters.
On this month’s ballot are a competitive congressional race and a stacked committee race you may not have known was happening.
Councilmember Thomas said the logic behind the closures in the facilities master plan doesn’t match the accomplishments of the schools set to shutter.
The document detailing how Philly’s government operates has had more than 80 amendments since 2000.
Make sure you’re set to participate in this May’s election by following this list.
Voters will decide on changes to the city’s charter.
Budget season is officially in full swing at the municipal and state levels. Here’s how you can have a say in where your tax dollars go.
The purpose of the plan is to close decrepit buildings and modernize other facilities, but it involves student and staff displacement.
The purpose of the plan is to create a model for how to be a better police department at all levels.
Councilmember Young believes fellow councilmembers are giving decision-making power to those considered experts in their district.
A bipartisan bill to restrict phone usage across Pennsylvania is now up for consideration for the full Senate. But should they pass it?
The state senator representing parts of Philly and Delaware County said he’s confident lawmakers are “not going to travel the same road that we did this cycle” when it comes to SEPTA funding.
From District Attorney to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, voters will make decisions that will not only have an impact on Philadelphia, but national politics.