Our Reporting
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Fear Creeps into the Italian Market
With the new Trump administration’s focus on immigrant deportation, the busy commerce is replaced with empty sidewalks and silent streets. By Sebastiana Lopez Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting · …
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Old First Church opens apartment building for homeless
The church in Philadelphia’s historic district began moving in residents to the 34-unit complex in March Tahera Rahmani, Chris Shaddock and Colin Evans There’s a trendy new apartment building in …
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A solution to highway noise pollution could be green space
“Trees and natural things that absorb sound is a really good way to help treat noise” By Tim De Petris and Tazwar Shahnawaz A mess of red construction cranes seize …
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Chinatown’s future in flux
No clear vision emerging for Market East after Sixers arena deal fails by Chhaya Nayyar and Colette Kearney With the proposed Sixers arena squashed the future of Market East is …
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Philadelphia plans upgrades to reduce “forever chemicals” in drinking water
The project is driven by new regulations set by the Environmental Protection Agency last year, though the fate of those rules remain uncertain in the Trump administration by Chris Shaddock …
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A Crisis Pregnancy Center in North Philadelphia rooted in faith
Hope Pregnancy Center is one of thousands of crisis pregnancy centers across the country offering limited family planning assistance under the guise of anti abortion advocacy. by Deesarine Ballayan It’s …
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Temple’s University’s Cherry Pantry dispenses free food to students in need
Many students face food insecurity and depend on the pantry to eat by Cole Cummings and Sayed Almousawi On a recent Tuesday afternoon, student Antonio Rivera shuffled sideways past a …
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Snapshot in the dark: How Philly counts its homeless
Many of the city’s homeless are not on the streets on a rainy winter night by Allison Beck and Julius Philp Audio transcript On one night in January every year, …
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Employed, but can’t afford a home
Low wage jobs, debt and high rents pushes some workers to live in their cars by Frank Garrity The first night Tony and his partner Justin were forced to sleep …
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From Blight to Blessing
Fairhill community efforts bring new life to former open air drug market by Allison Beck Peaches Ramos has lived on the same Fairhill block for 47 years, raising her kids …