Conwell grad Councilmember Isaiah Thomas opposes middle school's closure
A key member of the Philadelphia City Council has already expressed opposition to parts of the district’s plan to close, relocate, and co-locate several schools.
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Mural de superhéroes de La Borinqueña en Norris Square honra la historia puertorriqueña
Una superheroína puertorriqueña vestida de rojo, blanco y azul y sosteniendo la bandera de Puerto Rico está haciendo su gran
We’re hiring a community behavioral health reporter! Apply today.
What you’ll do Kensington Voice is looking for a community behavioral health reporter who cares about positive health outcomes
Where to find free food and produce in Kensington this fall
Harvest season has begun in Philadelphia. Many Kensington community gardens, food distributions, and food pantries will be overflowing with fresh
Fairhill residents use 'creative disruption' to fight back against trash
Editor’s note: This story was updated on Oct. 21, 2022, and Nov. 13, 2022. A new coalition of Fairhill
Un verano con Bad Bunny: ‘Made in America…Latinos make America. It’s important to remember that.’
It has been a summer of firsts for global Puerto Rican star and reggaetonero Bad Bunny. Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio,
Senior Prom at Casa Indiana: ‘For them to take the time to celebrate us, as seniors, was very important’
Roxanne Bell, a resident of Casa Indiana, had the time of her life at the “senior prom” organized by the
¿Necesita reparaciones en su casa? Aquí es donde puede empezar a buscar en Filadelfia.
Durante varios años, Carlos Mitti, residente de Kensington, no pudo acceder a su sótano ni usar la ducha de manera
Philly LGBTQ+ ‘champion’ inspires new school name and tradition in Kensington
Kensington’s Sheridan Elementary began the school year with a new name, Gloria Casarez Elementary School, and a Pride flag-raising
‘Los niños todavía viven allí’: La lucha por el juego de verano seguro en Kensington
Nota de la editora: Esta historia se publicó originalmente en WHYY. Durante 45 minutos, los niños en la cuadra 1900
Goodbye, sweet summer camp: Here’s how Kensington area camps kept kids engaged and entertained this summer
Editor’s note: This introduction was written by Zari Tarazona. Despite repeated heat waves and rising violence, community organizations and
For North Philly’s Black and Latinx communities, long COVID is an unequal burden
After 32 years on the road, Luis had no choice but to retire early from truck driving when a case
Artista de Kensington: ‘Para entender mi dolor, tienes que sentir mi arte’.
Nota de la editora: El nombre completo del autor fue retenido por razones de privacidad. “Paco” es el apodo del
