Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Embarks on Whirlwind Philly Itinerary Focused on Business, Volunteerism, and Fiscal Planning
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has a full day, attending the Business Impact Summit, a Habitat for Humanity luncheon, a Service Award Ceremony, and a budget discussion in Philadelphia.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's Jam-Packed Wednesday with Board Swearing-In, Women's Business Event, and Fallen Heroes Tribute
Mayor Parker will attend the swearing-in of Philadelphia's new Board of Education members, speak at a Women’s Business Empowerment Luncheon, and honor fallen service personnel at a memorial.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in North Philly Threat Incident
Philadelphia police seek the public's help in identifying a suspect who displayed a firearm on a porch in North Philly, caught on a video wearing an "ESSENTIALS" sweatshirt and driving a 2012 Nissan Versa.
Nighttime Lane Closures on U.S. 202 in Montgomery County as PennDOT Begins Paving Work
PennDOT begins milling and paving on U.S. 202 in Montgomery County, leading to potential delays and lane closures from May 6 to May 17 during nighttime hours, as part of a significant road improvement project.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in 9th District Burglary
Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a male suspect involved in a burglary on Walnut Street, stealing jewelry and other items. The suspect is seen on video wearing a "Real Men Rock Pink" shirt.
Philadelphia Weighs Pilot Bus Terminal Relocation Plan Amidst Old City Resident Concerns
Philadelphia may move its intercity bus terminal to AutoPark at Olde City for a pilot program while seeking a permanent location, but Old City residents are opposed to the idea. No final decision has been made yet.