Philadelphia Invests $8 Million to Address Black Maternal Health and Extend Paid Parental Leave for City Employees
Philadelphia will invest $8 million in Black maternal health and parental leave, extending leave to 8 weeks for city employees and funding community support and potentially city-run childcare.
Philadelphia Hit by Excessive Heat Warning, NWS Advises Caution Amid Scorching Temperatures
The NWS has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for Philadelphia and parts, with heat index values up to 107. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and indoors. Some relief may come with showers and thunderstorms.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Champions Community and Economic Growth: Signs Public Safety Bills, Leads Juneteenth Festivities, Graduate Police Recruits, and Promotes Microbusinesses
Mayor Parker's week included Juneteenth celebrations, police recruit graduations, public safety bills signings, and speaking at the U.S. Mayors Conference on microbusinesses.
Philadelphia Man in Wheelchair Critically Injured in Late-Night Hit-and-Run, Police Seek White Sedan
A man in a wheelchair is critically injured after a hit-and-run at Franklin and Vine. The Philadelphia Police seek a white sedan with NJ plates. Witnesses and dashcam footage are aiding the investigation.
Travel Chaos in Northeast: Philadelphia and New York City Commuters Face Delays Amidst Power Outage, Brush Fire, and Heatwave
Amtrak services in Philadelphia faced delays due to a power outage and a brush fire near New York Penn Station, causing transit issues for commuters in the Northeast amid a heatwave.
Philadelphia Influencer 'Meatball' Pleads Guilty to Looting Charges, Sentenced to Probation and Community Service
Philadelphia influencer Dayjia Blackwell, aka 'Meatball,' pleaded guilty to riot and communication-related charges after the September lootings, receiving 5 years probation and a $10,000 fine.
