Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Advocates for Student Success with ED/EY Pilot Program in Philadelphia Schools
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker visited Southwark Elementary to update on the ED/EY pilot that extends school hours in 25 Philadelphia schools, enhancing student care and aligning with workdays.
Philadelphia Joins Forces with Health and Economic Experts to Evaluate Rental Housing's Impact on Public Health
Philadelphia partners with organizations to study how the Rental Improvement Fund impacts tenants' health, focusing on the correlation between housing conditions and public health issues like asthma and lead poisoning.
Philadelphia Braces for Traffic Changes Due to J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge on October 10
Philadelphia announces the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge on October 10, with road closures and travel disruptions starting at 6 p.m. around Eakins Oval and nearby areas.
Philadelphia’s TreePhilly Program Offers Free Yard Trees to Residents, Register Now for Environmental Stewardship
Philadelphia's TreePhilly program offers free yard trees to residents, with registration required for upcoming giveaways at two events in October. Volunteer opportunities and planting assistance are also available.
Philadelphia Lands $1.55 Million Federal Grant for Transportation and Community Development Initiatives
Philadelphia receives a $1.55 million federal grant to advance its transportation infrastructure, including bike shares, curb ramps, EV charging stations, and transit-oriented developments, while also supporting minority-owned businesses.
South Philadelphia Neighborhood Breathes Sigh of Relief as Firefighters Quell Rowhome Blaze on McClellan Street
Firefighters managed a substantial rowhome fire in South Philadelphia, with the scene under control by 6:50 p.m. and no injuries reported, though the blaze's cause is under investigation.












