Low Income | Audacy

Federal budget dispute over LIHEAP is putting low-income families in Pa. at risk of utility shutoff

March 16, 2024
Philly sends out 2nd wave of SEPTA cards for low-income residents The $62 million program will give 25,000 underserved Philadelphians free access to SEPTA by Jan. 1

October 4, 2023
Right to Counsel program expands coverage zone to protect more Philadelphians facing eviction

February 5, 2023
Sharswood housing development opens to help revitalize neighborhood Sharswood Crossing includes 60 low-income housing tax credit units, replacing “broken sidewalks and vacant houses”

September 28, 2022
Temple's free tax filing program returns for low-income taxpayers

February 19, 2022
Philadelphia debuts new affordable solar energy program

February 13, 2022
Study: More Philly homes have broadband, but thousands still not connected Household Internet Assessment Survey finds many more eligible for low-cost internet than have signed up

October 24, 2021
'Welcome to my house': Project HOME a new victory in Philly's battle to end homelessness

September 27, 2021
Free tax filing program from Temple returns, but as remote-only service

January 24, 2021
Utility companies say payment plans still available, as bills pile up during COVID-19 crisis

September 19, 2020