Mayor Cherelle Parker Unveils Progressive $6.77 Billion Budget for Philadelphia's Future
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.
Philadelphia Department of Prisons Boasts Staffing Boost and Retention Success Amidst Reform Initiatives
The Philadelphia Department of Prisons has made progress in hiring and staff retention, with a net gain of 174 officers and a 2% attrition rate. New initiatives and facilities have also been introduced to support employees.
Delaware County Braces for Impact as Two Major Hospitals Set to Close by March 2025
Delaware County prepares for the closure of Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital by March 2025, with officials criticizing Prospect Medical Holdings and providing resources for impacted employees and residents.
Philadelphia Marks 3rd Anniversary of Driving Equality Law with Launch of Transparency Dashboard
Philadelphia City Council's Isaiah Thomas celebrates the third anniversary of his Driving Equality law with the launch of a new dashboard to increase transparency and reduce discriminatory traffic stops.












