The Inquirer Editorial Board

Violence and disruption are the norm at many district schools. Will new Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. take decisive action, or pay lip service like so many of his...

Despite assertions to the contrary, the move by the locally based convenience store chain speaks volumes about the state of crime in the city.

The mayor’s comments after the Parkway shooting confirmed what others have been speculating about for some time: he appears to have checked out.

The city is planning this fall to pilot the Portland Loo, a public bathroom system designed to be easy to keep clean and maintain.

With abortion rights at stake and right-leaning candidates who can't agree on who won the 2020 election, The Inquirer Editorial Board has chosen not to endorse a Republican for...

As summer approaches, and with the city once again on pace to record more than 500 homicides this year, officials must act now to stem the possibility of bloodshed later.

As summer approaches, and with the city once again on pace to record more than 500 homicides this year, officials must act now to stem the possibility of bloodshed later.