Anna Orso is a City Hall reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer, focusing on local news and politics in Pennsylvania, specifically in Philadelphia. With a diverse range of experience in journalism, including work with various newspapers and publications, Anna brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her reporting. She is dedicated to providing accurate and insightful coverage of the city's government and policies.
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Anna Orso's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics in Philadelphia, particularly around the mayoral administration of Cherelle Parker. If you have insights or expert commentary related to local governance, political strategies at a city level, public safety policy, or cabinet appointments within a major U.S. city such as Philadelphia, your pitch is likely to be well received.
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By: Sean Collins Walsh, Anna Orso, Jeff Gammage
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on Wednesday revealed the terms of the agreement she negotiated with the 76ers for the team's proposed Center City arena
By: Anna Orso, Gina Mizell, Jonathan Tannenwald
By: Anna Orso, Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage
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By: Susan Snyder, Anna Orso
While young voters are a notoriously fickle group, students on Philly-area campuses are cognizant of the stakes and engaging their friends through social media.
By: Anna Orso
At West Chester University earlier this month, students held “Bake a Better Tomorrow,” an event to encourage classmates to register to vote, while handing out cookies.
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By: Anna Orso
It was the second time in as many days that Trump questioned his opponent’s mental capacity, despite widespread criticism.
By: Inquirer Tns, Anna Orso
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump suggested Vice President Kamala Harris is "mentally impaired" during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania
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By: Anna Orso, Layla A. Jones, Terruso
Published Gabriel Lopez grew up in a family of Democrats in the Kensington neighborhood of deep-blue Philadelphia.
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By: Anna Orso
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker 's administration could accept patients at a new city-funded treatment facility for people who use drugs as soon as this fall, an aggressive timeline for one of the mayor's signature initiatives.
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