Mayor Parker of Philadelphia will hold a town hall on Wednesday at 6PM to discuss the H.O.M.E Initiative, focusing on housing access and community development.

Philadelphia resumes water service shutoffs but offers assistance such as the Raise Your Hand initiative and tenant protections to help those unable to pay bills.

City Controller Christy Brady is elected as the new chair of the Philadelphia Gas Commission, poised to shape the future of PGW and its service to over 525,000 customers.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro proposes adding $5 million to the 2025-26 budget for disability support, highlighted during the Autism Awareness & Acceptance Walk.

DCCC Educational Foundation's Golf Classic is set for May 12, 2025, at White Manor Country Club to support student success.

PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll updated Pennsylvanians on REAL ID before the May 7 deadline, emphasizing the importance of obtaining the federally mandated ID via a live-streamed media session.

The All Star Labor Classic in Philadelphia celebrated sportsmanship and community, raising over $225,000 for scholarships and The Superhero Project, which aids families with neonatal ICU care.

Philly's 'Portal to the World' is being moved from LOVE Park to City Hall, with public engagements invited during the move and repairs following vandalism. It’s set to stay for two years, with events planned.

PennDOT collaborates with health organizations to promote organ donation during National Donate Life Month, emphasizing that Pennsylvanians can become donors anytime, not just when renewing licenses.

The Pennsylvania State Police and DGS celebrated the final steel beam placement for the new State Police Academy, noting the project is on time and budget.

PennDOT urges Pennsylvanians to get REAL IDs before the May 7 enforcement date for air travel and access to federal facilities. Over 2.6 million residents already have theirs.

Philadelphia health officials notified of potential measles exposures at two hospital ERs, stressing the importance of MMR vaccination amid declining rates.

Philadelphia health officials alerted the public about a potential measles exposure in two hospitals and stressed the importance of vaccination due to declining rates.