April 2023 – Page 2 – Broke in Philly

December 10, 2023

This West Philly Resident Is Launching a No-Cost Cycling Group for Black Women

City Bright Philadelphia Saturday Cleanup

Philly mayoral candidates target vacant land for affordable housing

Chinatown coalition feels blindsided by Philly’s fast-tracked call for studies on Sixers arena impact

Income for Black Philly households is stagnant. For everyone else, it’s up almost 25% since 2010.

https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/income-inequality-inequity-wealth-gap-philadelphia-economy-league-20230412.html

With Tax Day a week away, we answer your questions on extensions, tax prep services, and more

https://www.inquirer.com/business/pennsylvania-tax-deadline-refund-delay-extension-philadelphia-wage-tax-20230412.html

HopePHL puts a focus on youth homelessness in Philadelphia

Philadelphia plans to roll out multilingual emergency alerts this year

Safeguarding our water: how the city tests our water – despite ongoing threats

A week before students decide, Philadelphia’s selective high schools have hundreds of vacant seats

https://philadelphia.chalkbeat.org/2023/4/6/23673369/philadelphia-high-school-admissions-lottery-700-empty-student-seats-teacher-job-cuts-protests

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