Nigel Thompson

The NBA legend captured the growing Latino spirit of Los Angeles at the right time.

Her murder has sparked renewed protests against femicide across Mexico.

It’s thought that the illness was first transmitted at a poultry and seafood market in Wuhan, China.

The Virginia Gun Rally scheduled for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day came with a lot of unfounded fears, but also a denial of a racist past and violent present.

The Engaging Immigrant Talent initiative is a new partnership between the city’s Office of Workforce Development and the Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians.

The city’s youngest councilmember is hitting the ground running with a youth-based agenda to create new, more positive norms for children and adolescents.

2019 rang in with major change in Washington. 2020 did so locally here in Philadelphia. Meet the new faces of City Council.

She may be going into office as one of the youngest, but Gilmore Richardson has a wealth of experience in city government to bring to the table.   

The ceremony held at the Met Philly on North Broad street rang in the new year and council session with fresh goals, faces and leadership.

A new Innovation Center at the longtime disability care organization will be the technological, behavioral and career center for the community.

In his first term, the new at-large Councilmember-elect is out to break many unfortunate norms experienced by Philly youth on a daily basis.

The youngest woman ever elected to Philadelphia’s City Council has a plan to bring more prosperity to the city by investing more in its youth.

The 10u Camden City Yankees just finished their inaugural fall ball season. It was the first season of baseball in East Camden in 13 years.

The Working Families Party rep not only ran the most lucrative third-party campaign in Philly’s history, but will also be its first third-party councilmember.

The new legislation came during City Council’s final session for bill introductions on Nov. 19.

Councilmember Allan Domb says his new bill could benefit up to 60,000 households across the city.

Hill and Holmes were the last to testify in the House Intelligence Committee’s public impeachment hearings.

The smoke has cleared after her upset victory in Nov. 5’s general election and now it’s down to business preparing to assume office as Philadelphia City Council’s first third-party member.

Amy Eusebio is a proud Afro-Latina, ready to carry the banner of Philly’s Office of Immigrant Affairs into the future.

The committee’s first of three subcommittee neighborhood hearings discussed everything from prison reform to potential government assistance programs to combat poverty in Philadelphia.

The “Right to Counsel” bill, first introduced by Councilmember Helen Gym, makes Philly the fifth city in the nation to mandate the service.