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The deputy commissioner for Policy, Outreach and Taxpayer Assistance Programs at the Department of Revenue was nominated for her work to be of real service to Philadelphia taxpayers—not just to do the job and go home

Attorneys from major law firms and nonprofits alike banned together to help refugees planning to enter the United States in the wake of Trump's ban on Muslim travelers

Organizations like Give Directly take money from donors and give it directly to the poor. Statistics say that's the best way to do it.

A quick and informative look at the district attorney of Philadelphia

Let us help you help Philadelphia!

State Treasurer Joe Torsella helped launch two programs this month—one old and one new—to help Pennsylvanians get ahead. Sometimes, government can be the answer.

The debate over Martin Luther King, Jr., on a day of service in his memory is a good thing, except for what it leaves out

What we know and don’t know about the city’s controversial idea

From fireworks to nice dinners to hangover-curing brunches the next day—here are all the best ways to celebrate New Year's Eve in Philly this year.

The Philadelphia Citizen's year-long speaker series highlights a new generation of real estate developers in Philly, and delves into the impact their work has on our city.