Pennsylvania State Troopers Hailed as Heroes, Fearless Rescue from Blaze and Protecting Lives at Trump Rally Shooting
Pennsylvania State Police troopers were commended by Colonel Paris for acts of bravery during a Trump rally and a house fire rescue, and for innovative work by the newly formed Cellular Analysis Unit.
Philadelphia Tackles Gun Violence with Multi-Faceted Community Partnerships
Philadelphia's multi-faceted approach to reducing gun violence is highlighted during National Gun Violence Awareness Month, detailing partnerships focused on creating safer environments and promoting firearm safety, particularly among youth.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Embarks on Weekend Tour Celebrating Local Communities and Leaders
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will honor Orien Reid Nix, attend Wadsworth Day, and introduce Ivy Queen at the Hispanic Fiesta during a weekend celebrating community and diversity.
Philadelphia Commercial Property Owners, Deadline Approaches for 2025 Trash Fee Payment
Philadelphia commercial property owners have until June 30 to pay the 2025 Commercial Trash Fee, which is $500 and can be paid online or at municipal service centers. Late payments will incur additional charges.
Philadelphia Man Sentenced to 12½-30 Years for Gun Trafficking Operation in Bucks County
A Philadelphia man received a 12 ½ to 30-year sentence for running a three-year gun trafficking operation involving straw purchasing, resulting in 29 firearms ending up with ineligible individuals, including a felon.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Announces Expansion of Philadelphia's Educational Program and Prepares to Speak at ALA Conference
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the expansion of the EDEY educational initiative, adding 15 schools for extended day care and camps. Details on specific schools to follow in a separate advisory.












