Philadelphia Official Says Sales Tax Revenues Show Further Economic Recovery
City controller Alan Butkovitz says it was the highest level of sales tax receipts since the city started keeping track.
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City controller Alan Butkovitz says it was the highest level of sales tax receipts since the city started keeping track.
The faculty at Community College of Philadelphia meets Monday evening to decide whether to go on strike.
Time is running out for Philadelphia area healthcare nonprofit organizations to apply for $40,000 "Impact Awards" from drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline.
The streak is over! For the first time in over five weeks gasoline prices are down.
As we spring into a new season, the annual Philly Spring Cleanup will hit a neighborhood near you, come April 14th.
The state assembly is ready to take a full vote on the plan as soon as next week.
Mayor Nutter wants City Hall to make JFK Plaza more user friendly.
The savior of many a Philadelphia arts nonprofit is tapped to help another struggling institution -- the city's daily newspapers.
The clock is now ticking for Philadelphia City Council to begin grappling with what could be the biggest challenge in the budget season, the proposed "actual-value" system for property taxes.
If you have received correspondence from the New Jersey attorney general's office saying that you're eligible to take part in a mega financial settlement, don't believe it.
The union representing blue-collar municipal workers in Philadelphia says, after three years with no new contract, it's time the mayor gets serious about their negotiations.
Philadelphia property owners, residential and commercial, brace yourself: Mayor Nutter is unveiling a new budget while laying out a plan that will mean higher property taxes for many.
If this sounds familiar, it should. Proponents had enough signatures for a referendum last November, but pulled the question off the ballot over a legal technicality.
We'll get our first look at Apple's new iPad this afternoon.
"You don't replace somebody like that, you don't replace a legend," Inquirer executive editor Stan Wischnowski says.
