Editorials

City Council President Kenyatta Johnson questions representatives with Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment, which owns and operates the Sixers, Wednesday, on the second day of Council's hearings on the team's arena proposal.

City Council needs to take the Sixers arena proposal seriously | Editorial

The Center City arena plan demands thoughtful consideration and discussion, yet some Council members seem determined to take a self-serving and flippant approach.

Given the likely development of the Sixers arena on East Market Street, the Roundhouse property could provide an opportunity for Chinatown to grow, writes the Editorial Board.

Opinion

Whatever happens to the Roundhouse, the process must be transparent and benefit Philadelphia | Editorial

A rendering of the 76ers proposed arena for Center City. An apartment tower could be a bigger game changer for the neighborhood than the arena, writes the Editorial Board, yet that part of the plan was scrapped after opposition from neighboring Chinatown residents.

Opinion

Center City arena plan is missing its two most positive proposals | Editorial

A SEPTA Market-Frankford Line train as it heads away from the Frankford Transportation Center in April.

Opinion

Ridership is up and crime is down, but SEPTA faces a challenging future | Editorial

A billboard for Kamala Harris on North Fifth Street at West Oxford. Any Democratic rebuild effort should begin in Philadelphia, writes the Editorial Board. The city is the key to winning Pennsylvania, which is the key to winning the White House.

Opinion

City Council needs to take the Sixers arena proposal seriously | Editorial

Whatever happens to the Roundhouse, the process must be transparent and benefit Philadelphia | Editorial

Center City arena plan is missing its two most positive proposals | Editorial

Ridership is up and crime is down, but SEPTA faces a challenging future | Editorial

After a decisive Trump win, Democrats must figure out what comes next — and it starts in Philadelphia | Editorial