Philadelphia Launches Comprehensive Workforce Development Directory to Empower Local Career Growth
Philadelphia's CCME has released a comprehensive training directory for career development from middle school onward, highlighting Mayor Parker's dedication to workforce development and education.
Delaware County, PA Becomes First in State to Ban Ghost Guns and Conversion Kits Amid Rising Gun Violence
Delaware County in Pennsylvania bans ghost guns and conversion kits, citing public safety concerns and a spike in ghost gun recoveries in Philadelphia. Violators face fines and possible jail time.
Philadelphia's Playstreets Program Seeks Volunteers for Summer of Safe Play and Free Meals for Youth
Philadelphia’s Playstreets program returns this summer to provide free meals and a safe play environment for children. It seeks volunteers, especially supervisors, to help run from June 16 to August 22.
Philadelphia Celebrates Second Chance Month with Events Supporting Reentry of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
Philadelphia observes Second Chance Month with events focused on job readiness, community integration, and justice reform to support reentry of formerly incarcerated individuals.
Philadelphia Advances Toward Digital Equity with Verizon Deal and Free Wi-Fi Finder Roll-Out
Philadelphia's Mayor Parker announced a Verizon Franchise Renewal Agreement for citywide high-speed broadband and free public Wi-Fi, with 51 locations active and a Wi-Fi Finder tool to locate service.
Governor Shapiro Proposes $7.5 Million Boost for Pennsylvania's Elder Care Quality
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro proposes a $7.5 million budget to improve long-term care quality, focusing on workforce, infection control, and emergency preparedness after a successful pilot led to significant improvements.












