Government

Police Residency Rule

Philly waives residency requirement for police officers, prison workers

Wary of violent crime, Philly residents are the most pessimistic they've been since 2009, annual Pew poll finds

Philly Pew Survey

Philly residents urged to mask up indoors amid uptick in COVID-19 cases

Philly lawmakers to consider bolstering police department in effort to fight crime

Community Policing

Pennsylvania bill would ban transgender athletes from playing women's sports, but Gov. Wolf vows to veto it

PA Transgender Sports Ban

Pennsylvania lawmakers want to create a state fund for low-income home repairs

Whole Home Repairs Act

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate reaches lowest level since start of COVID-19 pandemic

Pennsylvania's gas tax falls under scrutiny as fuel prices remain high

Gas Tax Reduction

Pennsylvania's cannabis laws are among harshest in U.S. despite public support of legalization

Pennsylvania Marijuana Laws

Affordable housing complex dispute in University City underscores the impact of decades-long gentrification

University City Townhomes

New Jersey residents struggling to pay utility bills may receive new protection from shutoffs

New Jersey Utilities

New bill could prohibit Philly from keeping Social Security benefits meant for foster children

City Hall Foster

Philly homeowners can stop unwanted property offers by joining online registry

Philly Do Not Solicit Registry

Another push to legalize to-go cocktails in Pennsylvania is underway

Cocktails To Go Pennsylvania

Philly to start enforcing plastic bag ban on April 1

Dr. Rachel Levine named as one of USA Today's Women of the Year

Philadelphia could eliminate lead from drinking water in its schools by 2025

School District City Council Lead

School District of Philadelphia names three finalists in superintendent search

Superintendent Search Finalists

Fewer Philadelphians are vaccinated against COVID-19 than previously reported, city says

Philly-bound tanker diverts course after U.S. bans Russian oil imports

Snow days at New Jersey public schools could soon be replaced with virtual learning

Snow Day New Jersey

Philadelphia to provide emergency paid sick leave to workers with COVID-19 as city mandates are lifted

Sick Leave

Philadelphia takes initial step towards creating nation's first municipal bank

Municipal Bank

Pa. voters support privatizing liquor and wine sales but are divided on how to do it

Pennsylvania liquor wine sales privatization

Rowan University forms think tank with former New Jersey Sen. Steve Sweeney

Philly ends COVID-19 mask mandate for most indoor spaces

There's another effort to let New Jersey drivers pump their own gas

Watch: President Biden to deliver first State of the Union address on Tuesday night

New Jersey police officers, legislators need diversity training, lawmakers say

Philadelphia's employee COVID-19 vaccine requirement delayed indefinitely

Philadelphia COVID-19 vaccine mandate

Russian-made vodka no longer for sale in Pennsylvania liquor stores

PLCB Russian vodka

Montgomery County no longer requiring masks indoors to align with new CDC guidance

Montgomery County Masks

Queen Village residents and businesses still struggling after July water main break

Water Main Break

To protect Philly homes from rats, city may require developers to implement rodent management plans

Philly rat abatement law

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Philly's five-year broadband internet plan hopes to bridge the city's 'digital divide'

Philadelphia Digital Equity

Yeadon police chief claims his dismissal was racially-motivated

Yeadon police chief

Philly offering $100 gift cards to residents who get fully vaccinated

Philly removes vaccine mandate for indoor dining; masks still required

Pennsylvania to pilot doula services program for pregnant women at state prison in Lycoming County

Doula Pa Prisons

Philadelphia's emergency paid sick leave could soon return to aid workers being impacted by COVID-19

Emergency Paid Sick Leave

Head of Philly Fighting COVID banned from doing business in Pennsylvania for 10 years

Lawmakers urge Gov. Wolf to declare disaster declaration in wake of Kingsessing water main break

Water Main Break Letter

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