A top lawyer from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration said this week that an executive order on Philadelphia’s status as a sanctuary city remains in place despite threats from President…
“We’re here today because our city is facing a crisis with the new presidential administration determined to roll back the hard-fought rights and protections of immigrants, LGBTQ+ individuals and so…
This weekend, people from every corner of Philadelphia will gather for the Housing Crisis Assembly on Sunday, January 26, 2025—a day dedicated to understanding the housing crisis, organizing for solutions,…
The Senate held its final vote on the Laken Riley bill (S. 5) and it passed with 12 Democrats voting yes alongside all Republicans. When this fight began, only nine…
Happy New Year from PennEnvironment! And what better way to begin the New Year than with a resolution to protect Pennsylvania’s environment? A simple way to start doing just that…
We’re grateful and blown away that Daniel’s article on 10 ways to be prepared and grounded now that Trump has won has gone viral with over 1.3 million views. It’s a helpful piece to…
The People’s Tribune on Jan. 17 interviewed attorney Camilo Pérez-Bustillo to get his take on what is happening around immigration. He is former executive director of the San Francisco Bay…
Two days before Donald Trump takes his oath of office, a few hundred people gathered outside City Hall in Philadelphia on Saturday to protest the President-elect’s policies. Crowds gathered to…
The 861 resident physicians and fellows become fourth group of doctors in Pennsylvania to unionize, election results at other hospitals to be announced in the coming days Philadelphia, PA, Jan….