Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Signs Transformative $6.37 Billion FY25 One Philly Budget to Bolster Public Safety and Urban Livability
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signs Philadelphia's $6.37 billion FY25 budget focusing on public safety, cleanliness, and economic growth without new taxes.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to Sign Key Budget Legislation and Engage Community in a Day of Empowerment Activities in Philadelphia
Mayor Cherelle Parker of Philadelphia has a busy schedule including signing the city budget, addressing a reception dedicated to African American males, and speaking at YouthBuild Philly's fundraising event.
Philadelphia City Council Advances Housing Reform Bills to Combat Displacement and Discrimination
Philadelphia's City Council passed four bills to address housing issues, including protections against tax-induced displacement and discrimination, especially for low-income and voucher holders.
Philadelphia City Council Approves Inclusive Budget for FY 2025, Enhancing Community Services in West and Southwest Philly
Philadelphia City Council approves a community-focused budget with Councilmember Jamie Gauthier's support, including funding for affordable housing, rental assistance, and quality-of-life improvements.
Philadelphia Leaders Rally Behind Mayor Parker's $6.37 Billion "One Philly" Budget for FY25
Various sector leaders across Philadelphia endorse Mayor Parker's proposed $6.37 billion "One Philly" budget, praising its focus on economic opportunities, public transit improvements, and public safety funding.
Philadelphia City Council Committee Approves Mayor Parker's 'One Philly' $2.39 Billion Budget Aimed at Safety and Growth
Philadelphia's Mayor Parker's One Philly Budget received preliminary approval, focusing on public safety, cleanliness, and economic opportunities, with a $2.39 billion allocation for various city improvements.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Signs New Consumer Protection Ordinance to Combat Fraud in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor Parker signed a new Consumer Protection Ordinance to combat fraudulent business practices and enhance local consumer protection. The law enables city legal action against deceitful businesses, with fines up to $2000 per violation.