Philadelphia Unveils Over $1 Billion in Contract Opportunities for Local and Minority Businesses During Annual MED Week
Philadelphia announced over $1 billion in contract opportunities, doubling previous forecasts, to boost infrastructure and minority business participation through federal funding and a local initiative.
Philadelphia Streets Department Announces Paving Schedule, Prepare for Reroutes and "No Parking" Zones
The Philadelphia Streets Department announced a schedule for citywide street paving starting October 5th, impacting traffic and parking in the affected areas. The work involves milling, manhole adjustments, and asphalt laying.
Sunny Skies and Pleasant Temps Greet Philadelphia This Weekend, Possible Showers Arriving Sunday Night
The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and clear nights in Philadelphia, with temperatures in the high 70s, shifting to chances of showers and thunderstorms Sunday night into early Monday.
Philadelphia Harnesses Infrastructure Law to Bridge Opportunity Gaps, Aims for Inclusivity in Workforce and Business Growth
The article details Philadelphia's infrastructure developments using funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, focusing on equitable job creation and business diversity, especially for marginalized communities.
Philadelphia Bar Employee Stably Recovering After Being Targeted in East Germantown Drive-by Shooting
A bar employee in Philadelphia was shot twice during a drive-by while taking out trash, with the suspect fleeing in a Dodge Ram truck. The victim is stable, and the police suggest the attack may have been targeted.
Governor Shapiro Announces Bipartisan Tax Cuts at La Petite Academy in Bucks County Amid Hopes to Ease Childcare Costs
Governor Josh Shapiro announced bipartisan tax cuts in Pennsylvania's 2024-25 budget, aimed at reducing childcare costs and supporting families, during an event at La Petite Academy in Bucks County.