Here's what happened when our own Lance Haver reported live from a SEPTA board hearing last week:

Here's what one of Philly's strongest unions has planned for May Day:

Here's how ICE raids are impacting Philly workers, with Robert Harris of @afscmedc47.bsky.social:

Here's why @afscmedc47.bsky.social VP Robert Harris says his union is showing up to support Philly's "ICE Out" legislation:

"ICE Out" legislation is up for vote Monday. Here's how one @maketheroadpa.bsky.social student says it would impact her family:

Mery, a child of immigrants and student with @maketheroadpa.bsky.social, wants Philly's elected officials voting on "ICE Out" legislation to know this:

"Our communities are not asking for privilege."

Here's what Dr. Bunia Pilet of Reclaim Hayti had to say about Philly's proposed ICE Out legislation:

Philly Elmo has entered the chat in support of City Council's "ICE Out" bills, which will be up for vote on Monday, April 20.

Watch @newsjawn.bsky.social's full segment at the link in bio!

Here's what to know about Philly's trash incinerator in Chester:

Here's how activists protested Philly's continued commitment to burning trash in Chester during one City Council meeting — and what Council President Kenyatta Johnson did about it:

The trash incinerator Philly uses in Chester would never have been built in a white community.

Here's how environmental racism is impacting residents:

How long do you think it takes for the city of Philadelphia to fill a pothole? Here's the official response:

Here's how much PECO — Philly's electric utility — is profiting by raising costs for consumers:

PECO is telling the public that they need to charge higher rates to pay for infrastructure.

That's not what their documents say:

Should everyday homeowners and renters have to foot the bill for data centers' increased water use?

It could be the new reality if Philly's utility company gets its way:

We've been hearing a lot about the 25th Amendment since President Trump's expletive-laden posts about Iran hit the algorithm.

But, how does implementing that amendment actually work? Reporter @newsjawn.bsky.social explains:

So... what are data centers *actually* for?

Reporter @newsjawn.bsky.social explains how they're used for AI, social media, crypto and much more:

Here at the Hall Monitor, we're 100% human.

Some of the Philly schools on the chopping block this year have unique programs that help kids who used to struggle.

Here's why that matters:

School staff and advocates have called out deceptive data in the Philadelphia School Board's closure and merger plan.

Guest @lisamhaver.bsky.social of @apps4philly.bsky.social explains:

The Philadelphia school closures plan is based on imaginary funding, @lisamhaver.bsky.social of @apps4philly.bsky.social says.

Here's why:

Closures aren't the only changes members of the Philadelphia School Board are considering in the coming months.

Here's what else may be coming, with @lisamhaver.bsky.social of @apps4philly.bsky.social:

Here's how much the proposed Philadelphia school closures will cost the district:

What statistics is the Philadelphia School Board using to determine which public schools to close?

The answer isn't clear, @lisamhaver.bsky.social of @apps4philly.bsky.social says:

Here's how the Philadelphia School Board responded to over 50 testimonies from students, teachers and parents who may lose their communities under the board's closure and merger plan:

Here's who's advocating for Philly to stop burning its trash in Chester:

Here's how Mayor Cherelle Parker wants the city to invest in economic opportunities through Philly's annual budget:

Last week, Councilmember Jamie Gauthier called out Mayor Parker for her changing stance on burning Philly's trash in neighboring Chester.

Host @denisethewriter.bsky.social writer explains the issue — and why it matters: