City housing market: "About as weak as it gets"
Spring is typically a hot time for the residential housing market in Philadelphia and around the country. But this year is far from typical. more
Reports
City schools are failing black girls: report
Black girls in Philadelphia public schools say they’re routinely subjected to racism from fellow students, teachers, and school administrators, and it colors every aspect of their school experience. more
National survey seeks to tell the tale of workforce shortages
Are nonprofit workforce shortages still a problem? more
Elevate 215 report highlights concerns for CIty schools
Student safety, teacher quality, and curriculum and instructional practices are among the key areas Philadelphia families want the next mayor to focus on in education. more
Pew survey analysis: Safety is top of mind for Philadelphia voters
Philadelphians are anxious about their safety and quality of life in their neighborhoods and want elected officials to prioritize reducing the city’s crime rate in the coming years. more
At least 5,700 Philadelphians do not have a place to live
Currently, 5,700 men, women and children are living without permanent, functional housing in the city of Philadelphia. more
Explore the City's Interactive Campaign Finance Dashboard
Explore who funds local candidates and other campaign finance activity with the City of Philadelphia's Campaign Finance dashboard. more
Poll: After school programs challenged with post-COVID woes
Nearly 1 in 4 providers (23 percent) say that they have not been able to return to their regular operational capacity. more
Obesity, diabetes continue to rise among young Americans
Diabetes and obesity are rising among young adults in the United States, an alarming development that puts them at higher risk for heart disease. more
PPC: What the proposed PA budget means for families
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro’s proposed 2023-24 budget totals $44.3 billion, an 8% increase over the enacted 2022-23 budget. more
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