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Diana Cortes will be Acting City Solicitor of Philadelphia starting on Dec. 10, 2020. Photo: City of Philadelphia.
Advocacy
A Latina in Charge In Philly
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Apologies were finally issued by the city for its role in the MOVE Bombing of 1985.Row houses in Philadelphia burn after policed dropped a bomb on the Move house in May 1985. Photograph: AP
Heritage and History
Too Little, Too Late
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The Octavius Catto scholarship will be available to students in Spring 2021. Photo: CCP
Heritage and History
Opening Doors to Higher Ed
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The world watched Philly during Election Week. Photo: Maritza Zuluaga/AL DÍA News.
Heritage and History
A sigh of relief
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The Pennsylvania Convention Center continues to draw crowds as the vote keeps counting. Photo: Maritza Zuluaga / AL DIA
Policy
Philly Counts The Votes
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Meme culture was able to provide some comfort during this tumultuous ride. Photos: Twitter
Policy
2020 Election in Memes
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AL DIA hit polls in North Philadelphia on Election DayPhoto: Maritza Zuluaga / AL DIA
Policy
North Philly Counts
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Philadelphia’s Center City has been preparing for the outcome of the election for an entire week. This scene on Chestnut St. shows back-to-back storefronts prepared for Election Night results. Photo: CNN/AL DÍA
Policy
Boards up, votes up
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While a record number of voters are voting by mail, the bulk of voters will make their ways to the polls on Nov. 3. Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images
Policy
Philly Poll Prep
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City Council President, Darrell Clarke, Mayor Jim Kenney, City Commissioner Lisa Deeley. Photo: Ericka Conant, AL DÍA News
Policy
Philly’s Mail-in Prep
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Former President Barack Obama gave his stump speech for Joe Biden in Philadelphia from the Sports Complex in South Philadelphia. Photo: Getty Images.
Thought Leaders
"Character Matters"
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Photo: VamosJuntos.org
Heritage and History
Juntos Prepares Our People
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‘Philadelphia Battlefields: Disruptive Candidacies and Upset elections in a Changing City,” is John Kromer’s latest book.
Policy
Fearless
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Alianza Latina Philadelphia hosted a virtual panel to mobilize Latinx voters to mobilize before November 3. 
Policy
Con ellas se puede
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Photo: VisitPhilly
Heritage and History
Latinx Restaurants in Philly
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Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, sits down with some of the state's most prominent Latinx leaders in PA in Taller Puertorriqueño during her visit to Philadelphia on Sept. 18. Photo: Ericka Conant/AL DÍA News.
Policy
Kamala Comes to Philly
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What brought Danilo Burgos to politics? He wanted to be the change in his North Philly community. Photo: Harrison Brink.
Advocacy
The Dominican for All
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America Ferera and Pitbull are expected to speak at the virtual event. Photo: Getty Images
Advocacy
Latinos at B. PHL Fest
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Photo: Delaware River Festival
Health
Delaware River Festival
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The Center for American Progress estimated up to 3 million Pennsylvanians were left out of federal health emergency paid sick leave. Photo: Emily Neil/AL DÍA News.
Policy
Philly Workers Covered
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After extending the moratorium again in July, Governor Tom Wolf has stated that ordering another extension is no longer his jurisdiction and is now calling on the state legislature to step in. Photo: post-gazette.com
Policy
What's next for evictions?
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The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce held its "Closing the Gap" virtual conference two weeks ago. Photo: Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber Commerce
Advocacy
"Who's Telling Our Stories?"
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Members of Philly Boricuas, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the ACLU of Pennsylvania help voters get all the information they need ahead of the 2020 general election at the corner of Susquehanna and Hancock streets. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
Policy
A Test run for Voter Info
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AL DIA Presents the 40 Under 40 Honorees. Photo: ALDIA.
Philadelphia
The New Face of Leadership
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The webinar hosted by the Lincoln Financial Foundation happened on Aug. 18. Photo: Getty Images.
Policy
Eviction Education
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AL DÍA's inaugural 40 Under Forty is five years in the making. Graphic: AL DÍA News.
Corporate
The Road to 40 Under Forty
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Left: Shootings per 1,000 residents; Right: Percent households living below the federal poverty linePHILADELPHIA DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
Policy
Poverty is Violence
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Trump is undermining the election by coming after the USPS. Photo: Getty Images
Policy
USPS chaos reaches PA
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women of color in science. Deposit Photos
Heritage and History
Latinx in STEM
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Michelle Nelson in front of Mama-Tee Community Fridge. Photo: Heather Khalifa
Advocacy
Philly Community Fridges
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Photo: ELIZABETH ROBERTSON
Policy
Fighting an Epidemic