Topic: Jim Kenney

He has done more to bring fresh food to inner cities than any other grocer—as with his upscale, affordable new store on Monument Road. So why is the Mayor attacking him over the soda tax?

The two-year-old nonprofit and the city discuss a low-interest loan program—one of the first in the country—to help homeowners repair their houses

It’s likely to pass City Council on Thursday. But will it amount to nothing?

Mayor Kenney’s soda tax initiative seems to be crumbling around him—and he has no one to blame but himself

How Donald Trump’s almost certain nomination highlights our broken voting system

Vetri partner Jeff Benjamin has some ideas for improving relations between you and your government

When’s the last time you encountered the city bureaucracy and said to yourself, “Wow, what great customer service?"

A school reformer takes on PFT President Jerry Jordan

Twenty years in, good charter schools are self-policing and calling for the closing of bad ones. Is it enough to get the movement’s mojo back?

Three recent stories in our politics felt depressingly familiar. And one development didn’t.