Pennsylvania AG and State Senator to Convene with Law Enforcement in Douglassville for Public Safety Roundtable
Pennsylvania officials are set to hold a roundtable on public safety with local law enforcement leaders in Douglassville, allowing media to hear opening remarks before a closed-door discussion.
Philadelphia to Honor Civil Rights Pioneer Dr. Sadie T.M. Alexander with New Statue, Mayor Parker Announces Leadership Changes
Philadelphia plans to install a statue honoring civil rights activist Dr. Sadie T.M. Alexander near the Municipal Services Building, as announced by Mayor Parker.
Wilmington Officials Urge Heat Safety Measures as Temperatures Soar and Public Pools and Spray Parks Extend Hours
Wilmington officials warn citizens about heat dangers, provide public pool access, and urge residents, especially the vulnerable, to stay safe during a heat advisory with a high of 104°F.
Philadelphia Fire Department Acts on Federal Safety Recommendations After Fatal Fire Lt. Death in Fairhill
The PFD and L&I are improving safety protocols and enforcing codes after the NIOSH report on Fire Lt. Sean Williamson's death, following a fire and building collapse in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Pilots Programs to Prevent Utility Shutoffs and Exonerate Criminal Justice Debt, Enhancing Economic Equity
Philadelphia is addressing utility shutoffs and criminal justice debt to improve economic equity, led by the Managing Director's Office with pilot programs and innovations by Jonathan Nerenberg.












