PennDOT is investing $17.4 million in traffic safety projects in Philadelphia, funded by Automated Speed Enforcement revenue, to enhance road safety and change driver behavior.

Philadelphia's PCHR and partners will host an Interfaith Iftar at City Hall on March 19, 2025, aiming to foster unity and understanding across faiths.

Philadelphia is hosting a networking event to connect city leaders with former federal employees to discuss public safety, sustainability, and economic development.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's "One Philly 2.0" $6.7 billion budget proposal receives widespread support for its focus on public safety, housing, education, and economic opportunities.

Philadelphia councilmembers attended a briefing to discuss the POWER Act, aimed at reinforcing worker protections in the face of diminishing federal labor laws.

Philadelphia Councilmember Rue Landau reacted with cautious optimism to Mayor Parker's fiscal year 2026 budget proposal, focusing on various city investments and expressing the need for balance and public input.

Philadelphia students showcased innovative projects at Temple University's annual George Washington Carver Science Fair, with highlights including a hydroponic prosthetic arm and a study on urban forestry's impact on climate.

AgConnect initiative in Chester County expands to support local agriculture, with a celebration at Milky Way Farm, highlighting Pennsylvania's commitment to the farming sector's growth and sustainability.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker presented the 'One Philly 2.0 Budget' to improve public safety, education, and economic opportunity, with a focus on community policing, cleaning programs, housing, and labor agreements.

Mayor Parker proposed a $6.77 billion budget for Philadelphia focusing on public safety, housing, a greener city, and economic growth, with strategic investments and long-term fiscal health strategies.

The Taking Care of Business Program in Philadelphia has exceeded year one expectations under Mayor Parker, expanding from 49 to 155 corridors and reducing litter, while creating jobs.

Philadelphia releases a bird flu FAQ outlining the risks, symptoms, and safety measures for the public, emphasizing low general risk but higher for certain groups.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro is set to reveal his "Lightning Plan" to transform the state's energy infrastructure, reduce costs, and promote new power sources.