Topic: City Council

Reflecting on last week’s City Council disruptions, WURD’s afternoon host calls for protests with purpose—to make real change

WURD’s afternoon host suggests we follow the money—and that grassroots groups start playing the same political game

In Macon, GA, a temporary bike grid generated thousands of new daily cyclists. Could similar measures change things for bicyclists in Philadelphia?

When a rabid crowd of protesters shut down a public hearing last week on the economic impact of the soda tax, the real victim was Democracy itself

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

Our legislative body might be starting to think about, uh, actually legislating…now let’s reward them for flirting with substance

There's still time to take a stand to get more from the cable giant—go now, or wait 15 years for another chance

Dwight Evans has made his move. Is he about to become one of the two most effective Philly powerbrokers—who are not named Bob Brady?

The Guv takes on the late, legendary comedian when it comes to the power of one vote. Who is right?

Our No-Holds-Barred City Council Minority Seat Debate had some fireworks—and a lot of substance