Kasturi Pananjady

While COVID-19 cases in Philadelphia are rising to the point that the city will reimpose a mask mandate, a different metric heralded the uptick a few weeks earlier

Philly was early to testing wastewater, but the program ended and the city has fallen behind.

A digital vaccination card is coming to Philly, but not many places are asking for the record any more.

The dispute between workers and the beverage industry comes down to pay and conditions of work.

Here’s what to know about the new assessments — and your options for lowering your tax bills.

An Inquirer analysis earlier this year found Philadelphia’s new assessments are systemically inaccurate in Black and low-income neighborhoods.

School District CFO Uri Monson reiterated concerns that city schools could lose significant revenue if homeowners apply for the homestead exemption, which was expanded this year.

It was a perfectly cold day for ice cream, but it might hit 60 on Thursday.

The forum was organized by United Voices for Philadelphia, a coalition of city organizations that support refugees and immigrants in Philadelphia, to allow candidates to interact with constituents.

The AP delivered an exclusive, multiformat deep data dive into the number of retail pharmacies across the U.S., which for the first time publicly ranked