Voice: Alex Braden

A new report raises an unexpected scenario: The city could save taxpayers $45 million a year by providing lawyers for low-income renters at risk of eviction

A lawyer and advocate calls for ending our expensive culture of incarceration—and instead spending money to help prevent many crimes in the first place

In St. Paul—where voter turnout is already an enviable 75 percent—landlords must give new tenants voter registration info. Could something similar help get more residents to the polls in Philly too?

President Trump’s proposal to cut legal aid for low-income Americans could leave thousands of Philadelphians with no legal recourse

In Boston, two dozen metrics combine to score how the city is doing on a daily basis. Is Philly primed to do the same?