Billy Penn dives into the decades-long history that led to Philadelphia being a one-party town before highlighting 5th Square as an organization working to establish a more competitive democratic system.

PlanPhilly interviews co-founder and Interim Chair David Curtis about his efforts to improve frequencies on SEPTA's Wilmington/Newark line. Three daily round-trip trains have been added in the past twelve months.

The Philadelphia Citizen picks up our effort to improve turnout at a community meeting to support mixed-use development on a vacant lot in the Bella Vista neighborhood.

South Philly Review sits down with Council At-Large Candidate and 5th Square endorsee Andrew Stober, former Director of the Mayor's Office of Transportation and Utilities (MOTU), and notes our endorsement of the candidate well-versed in all things transportation.

5th Square co-founder and Chair Geoff Kees Thompson argues that the desire to achieve consensus is an unnecessary and impossible goal that only slows the City's ability to improve traffic safety. 

PhillyMag's Citfied blog interviews 5th Square co-founder and Point Breeze resident Jake Liefer about Washington Avenue.

PlanPhilly mentions many candidates committed to exploring the option of late-night truck deliveries in the 5th Square Candidate Q&As.

5th Square co-founder Jake Liefer's experience following a bike crash on Washington Avenue illustrates many problems with traffic crash reporting that can have profound ripple effects.

Newsworks gives the rundown for every City Council candidate and notes 5th Square endorsements. 

Generocity recommends readers check our candidate Q&As, which we issued to all City Council and Mayoral candidates, before voting in the 2015 Primary.