The No-B.S. Guide to Trump’s Impact on Philadelphia
America’s president-elect floated so many policy proposals that would impact cities like ours. Here are seven to watch closely.
Trump: The View From York County
The president-elect had great support in rural parts of the state and country. We asked a York County Republican to talk about why.
Johnny Doc Says Democratic Elites Need to “Wake Up”
Otterbein: He appears to have forgotten that he’s a Democratic elite, too.
Philly’s Biggest Winners of 2016
No, seriously. This year wasn’t a dumpster fire for everyone!
How to Get Involved in the Age of Trump
Our nonpartisan guide to getting active in local politics and fighting for the issues you care about.
The Incredible Rise of the Philadelphia Independent Voter
The number of registered independents has nearly doubled here. Why?
Exit Interview: Pit Bull U.S. Attorney Zane Memeger
Philly Mag talks to the prosecutor who brought down Chaka Fattah, cleaned house at Traffic Court, and flexed his muscle against the ironworkers union.
Meet Trump’s Hype Man in Philly
The head of the city GOP about the media’s failure to predict a Trump victory, conflicts of interest and the Carrier deal.
In 2016, Jim Kenney Reminded Us What a Seasoned Politician Can Accomplish
Otterbein: Philly’s mayor had quite a first year. But there are risks ahead.
To Resist Trump, Fix Philly’s Elite, Boring, Anti-Competitive Democratic Party
Otterbein: The 2016 election should be a wake-up call for the local Democratic machine, too.
What Philly Republicans Think of Steve Bannon
To some, he’s a “disgrace.” Others are saying “wait and see.”
ThinkFest Recap: Jeff Yass on School Vouchers
The stock trader thinks he can make Philly’s schools better — while giving kids money for college.
Kenney Says Philly Turnout Was High Tuesday. It Wasn’t.
It was abysmally low. We must figure out why, and fix it.
Martina White Wins Reelection to the State House
She’s the lawmaker behind two recent controversial bills.
Philly D.A.: No “Founded” Complaints About Voter Fraud or Intimidation
Call 215-686-9641 if you witness anything funny at the polls.