Opioid settlement spending faces growing scrutiny as Pennsylvania awaits millions more
Counties battle uncertainty over funding rules while advocates and families push for an increased say in opioid settlement spending decisions.
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Philly curfews and closures create challenges for people experiencing homelessness, outreach workers
Nearly a week of citywide curfews, closures, and general commotion have created new challenges for people experiencing homelessness and the
Where you can drop off your 2020 primary election mail-in ballot in Philly
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be nearly 80% fewer polling places in Philadelphia during the 2020 primary election
Someone shoots projectile fireworks at people experiencing homelessness in Kensington
Someone in a black sedan shot projectile fireworks at people who were sleeping and standing on Kensington Avenue near the
Broken hand-washing stations removed from Kensington Avenue, moving to Brewerytown
Two broken hand-washing stations at Kensington Avenue and Somerset Street were removed on Thursday in response to neighborhood complaints that
PA Primary Election 2020: Philadelphia Latinx organization creates bilingual tutorial videos for mail-in ballots
Ceiba, a coalition of Latinx community organizations located on the southwest corner of Norris Square, created a step-by-step video in
Shelter guests return to Sunday Breakfast after two-week quarantine following coronavirus outbreak
The 35 guests and staff from the city’s largest men’s shelter who tested positive for coronavirus earlier this
Here’s what Kensington's community organizations need from you
Kensington Voice wants to know how people can help community organizations get through this time. What does your organization need?
Quarantine intake delays overwhelm shelter guests, staff after majority of shelter tests positive for coronavirus
After 35 people at the city’s largest men’s shelter tested positive for coronavirus last week, the Philadelphia Department
At Philly’s largest men’s shelter, more than half of guests and staff test positive for COVID-19
The city’s largest men’s shelter experienced a massive COVID-19 outbreak this weekend when more than half of its
Overdose reversals during COVID-19 pandemic pose new challenges, fears for the harm reduction community
In the last few years, Roz Pichardo has reversed hundreds of overdoses. But about three weeks ago was one of
City clears encampment during COVID-19 pandemic, drawing criticism from housing activists
A new Philadelphia stay-at-home order shut down all non-life-essential businesses, gatherings, and activities Monday due to the rising severity of
As coronavirus cases rise, outreach workers respond to concerns among Philly’s unhoused residents
Up until last week, Lawrence Williams spent his winter couch-surfing across North Philadelphia with his elderly mother. But as of