Philadelphia Unveils $520 Million in Public Works Contracts, Aiming to Boost Minority and Women-Owned Businesses
Philadelphia announced over $520 million in public works contracts to boost economic inclusivity, aiming for 35% of city contracts to go to minority, woman, or disabled-owned businesses.
Philadelphia's 'It's A Summer Thing', Packed Schedule of Free Swims, Career Development for Youth
Philadelphia announces a summer program called "It's A Summer Thing" for children and teens, offering free swimming lessons, career development opportunities, and various educational and recreational activities.
Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Urges Voters to Apply Early for Mail Ballots Ahead of April Primary
Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth, Al Schmidt, urges voters to apply for mail ballots by April 16 for the April 23 primary, and outlines the correct way to cast mail votes.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Celebrates Return of Ladder 11, Joins Philly Spring Cleanup Efforts
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker celebrated Ladder 11's return to the Philadelphia Fire Department and participated in the 17th Annual Philly Spring Cleanup, emphasizing civic engagement and community service.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Joins WWE Superstars to Lift Spirits at Make-A-Wish Event During WrestleMania Week
The Mayor of Philadelphia joined WWE Superstars at a Make-A-Wish event at The Franklin Institute, celebrating 19 children facing health challenges during WrestleMania week.












