Philadelphia City Council Tackles Waste Incineration, Green Initiatives, and Historical Preservation Efforts
Philadelphia City Council is addressing environmental issues with the "Stop Trashing Our Air Act," paper bag fees, and historical preservation, while also focusing on reproductive rights, healthcare funding, and cultural celebrations.
PennDOT Highlights Child Passenger Safety in 'Secure Their Future' Campaign During National Observance Week
PennDOT emphasizes child passenger safety and proper car seat use during National Child Passenger Safety Week, amidst concerning statistics on child fatalities and injuries in vehicle incidents.
Philadelphia Celebrates Reopening of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Bridge After $20 Million Renovation
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Bridge in Philadelphia reopened for bikes and pedestrians after over two years of renovations, with vehicles expected to follow. The $20 million project was federally funded and added a new shared use path.
Philadelphia Police Appeal for Public Help in Search for Missing 51-Year-Old Paul Christian from the 12th District
Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing man, Paul Christian, from the 12th District last seen on South 65th Street. He's 51, 5'10", and 250 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.
Philadelphia Councilmember Proposes Legislation to Ban Trash Incineration Contracts Amid Health Concerns
Philadelphia's Councilmember Jamie Gauthier introduces a bill to ban city contracts with waste incineration companies, seeking to combat environmental racism and protect community health.












