Topic: City Council
Can We Just Rename Taney Street, Already?
A dedicated group of citizens has spent three years trying to change the name of the tiny Philadelphia street that honors a big non-Philadelphian racist. Why won’t their Councilmembers let it happen?
By Lauren McCutcheonThe Emerging At-Large Primary Field for Philadelphia City Council
Philly 3.0’s engagement editor lays out what we know so far about who’s running for the citywide seats on the city’s legislative body
By Jon GeetingThe Ultimate Job Interview with Derek Green
Missed the kickoff event for our 2023 mayoral candidate interviews? Find out what it was all about here, and join us for the next one on January 31
By Roxanne Patel ShepelavyWhat We Know (So Far) About District Council Elections
Philly 3.0’s engagement director with who’s running, who might run, and what it means for District City Council seats in the 2023 primary
By Jon GeetingThe Millennial Door Opener
Like father like son: Kellan White, the son of former City Councilman John F. White Jr., is all-in for Philadelphia. On the cusp of his toughest political campaign to date, this third-generation civic leader and political insider aims to lift up others
By Malcolm BurnleyWhy I’m Running for City Council At-Large
“Ya Fav Trashman” says there’s more to his candidacy than just cleaning up the city
By Terrill HaiglerWho’s New on Philadelphia City Council?
Meet Quetcy Lozada, Sharon Vaughn, Anthony Phillips and Jimmy Harrity
By Jemille Q. DuncanWho Is Allan Domb?
The realtor/businessman, a former two-term At-Large Councilmember, ran unsuccessfully to become the Democratic nominee mayor.
By The Philadelphia Citizen StaffGovernor, Senator … Who Won, Who Lost in the PA General Election
Pennsylvania made international news during the midterm elections. But Philadelphians also voted for representatives in City Council, U.S. Congress, and on ballot questions
By The Philadelphia Citizen StaffWhat City Council Got Right on Housing
A new report shows the city’s housing density bonus has helped hundreds of low-income homeowners pay for repairs. Philly 3.0’s engagement director lays out why that matters
By Jon Geeting