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.

Philadelphia allows businesses to carry net losses forward for up to 20 years, easing future tax liabilities. This can be managed online through the Philadelphia Tax Center.

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in Pennsylvania has collaborated with Renzo Gracie Pa Academy to train deputies in defensive tactics for enhanced courtroom safety.

Camden County teams up with National Slam the Scam Day to educate residents on Social Security scams and encourage reporting incidents to prevent others from falling victim.

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.

Philly Stat 360 launches an interactive dashboard to track Kensington’s progress, enhancing transparency and accountability, with data from over 20 city agencies.

Philadelphia announces a plan to improve Roosevelt Boulevard's public transit with bus lanes by 2026, aiming to enhance safety and service efficiency for SEPTA riders.

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.

Health authorities in Philadelphia are tracing potential measles exposures linked to an unvaccinated child and urging people to check their immunity status.