By Imani Henry and Scott Williams Tallahassee, Fla., July 28 — They came from all over: Florida, California, New Orleans,…
Harrisburg, Pa. — Days before state legislators completed the 2013-2014 Pennsylvania budget, over 1,200 teachers, parents, students and community members from…
Matching the loss of 3,859 jobs is the slashing of the city’s education budget that will force schools to open…
Progressive activists joined Turkish immigrants in Philadelphia's Love Park on June 17 to express solidarity with the ongoing rebellion in…
Philadelphia — Six people are dead and 14 injured after a building undergoing demolition fell onto a Salvation Army thrift store…
The School Reform Commission of the School District of Philadelphia voted May 30 to pass its “Doomsday” budget. This budget…
Philadelphia has the highest poverty rate of any of the 10 largest U.S. cities: It’s 28.4 percent. Some 31 percent…
“Welcome to the city that doesn't pay their workers.” That’s how Pat Eiding, Philadelphia council president of the AFL-CIO, introduced the…
Philadelphia — For the third time in ten days, students walked out of classrooms here on May 17 to protest…
“No ifs! No buts! No education cuts!” was the chant by hundreds of students from several Philadelphia public high schools…