PPhiladelphia Read More The Untouchable SheriffMay 27, 2026 A Tom and Jerry–style feud had endured for decades between the Sheriff’s Office and the City Controller’s Office.…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philly DA challenges Jim Jordan to ‘pull up’ after ICE letterMay 14, 2026 District Attorney Larry Krasner has challenged Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and another GOP Congressman, in response to…
PPhiladelphia Read More Mail-in voting begins for primary electionApril 27, 2026 Omar Sabir, chair of the City Commissioners, has already voted in the 2026 Pennsylvania primary election. The leader…
PPhiladelphia Read More ICE Out, Safe Healthy Homes packages win final City Council approvalApril 24, 2026 “Thank you Council.” Progressive activists, who have not always been aligned with City Council, chanted that refrain after…
PPhiladelphia Read More Parker rallies for rideshare tax, says no Philly school positions would be cutApril 15, 2026 Mayor Cherelle Parker and the School District of Philadelphia now say no teachers, counselors or other educational staff…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philly, Your Democratic Committee Wants YouApril 10, 2026 Even before anyone casts a vote in this year’s primary election, the Democratic City Committee is guaranteed to…
PPhiladelphia Read More Does Councilmember Young Want to Stifle Development?March 14, 2026 Does City Council really want to encourage more economic investment in Philadelphia? Or are members more interested in…
PPhiladelphia Read More Committeeperson Elections, By the NumbersFebruary 24, 2026 Petition season for the 2026 primary season is already underway as of this Monday, and as The Citizen’s…
PPhiladelphia Read More Guest Commentary: John Saler, A TributeOctober 28, 2025 Editor’s note: Lobbyist John Saler was long one of the city’s most influential backroom players, friend and advisor…