Philadelphia Rallies for Hepatitis Awareness as Drexel HOPE and Broad Street Love Lead Charge Against Viral Disease
Philadelphia intensifies efforts to combat hepatitis, with organizations promoting testing, vaccination, and treatment during Hepatitis Awareness Month, according to the City's website.
Philadelphia Police Seek Community Help to Find Missing Teen Shakur Anderson from 9th District
Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Shakur Anderson, a 17-year-old missing since May 16 near 15xx Arch Street. Described as 5’10” with brown eyes and black hair, the community is urged to aid the search.
Catherine Twigg, Esq. Enhances Police Oversight and Advocacy as General Counsel in Philadelphia
Catherine Twigg, General Counsel for CPOC, promotes police accountability in Philadelphia and appreciates public advocacy, citing her previous experience with police misconduct cases as a motivation for her career.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker to Celebrate Community Leaders and Honor Legacies in a Series of Weekend Events
Mayor Parker's weekend includes Malcolm X commemoration, honoring 100 local men with the Urban League, renaming a library for Congressman Evans, and celebrating Pastor Mason's 10th anniversary.
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro Targets Private Equity Firms in Healthcare with Ambitious Reform Plan
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro has announced a plan to regulate private equity in healthcare, inspired by the impact of Prospect Medical Holdings' actions, and proposed the Health System Protection Act.
Philadelphia's Civilian Police Oversight Commission Embarks on Delicate Task of Investigating Aftermath of Police Shooting
An article details the Philadelphia CPOC's process of investigating police shootings, focusing on evidence collection and community impact, highlighting the significance of their findings.












