Philadelphia's City Council has convened a task force to tackle food insecurity, aiming to devise solutions for equitable access to nutritious food for its residents.

Gerri Jackson, at age 94, is retiring from her role in Chester County Government after nearly 40 years of service, celebrating the end of a notable career.

Philadelphia mandates ethics training for all city employees, with sessions every five years starting in 2025, and immediate training for new employees and officials.

Philadelphia unveils a $5 million Small Business Catalyst Fund to boost local entrepreneurs and small businesses, aligning with the Mayor's commitment to economic opportunity.

Philadelphia is hosting a resource center on Feb 6 to aid those affected by a recent aircraft crash, offering a range of services including document replacement, damage documentation, insurance help, and mental health support.

A survey of 360+ artists in Philadelphia reveals challenges in workspaces and funding, prompting community discussions and plans for support within the arts ecosystem.

Matthew Edmond was appointed as the new Executive Director of the Chester County Planning Commission, bringing years of experience in transportation and comprehensive planning.

The article offers tips from the City of Philadelphia on celebrating Super Bowl Sunday responsibly, emphasizing moderation, safety, and post-game conduct.

Gregory Fiocca received two years probation for seeking unearned payments from Local 98, involving an assault on a project manager. His case highlights broader issues of union corruption in Philadelphia.

Ji Jun is appointed as the new chair of the Corporate & Tax Group in the Law Department, bringing her extensive legal experience to lead specialized units.

Philadelphia's Business Security Camera Program helps local businesses improve security by funding up to 75% of surveillance camera costs, highlighting Rick Kennedy as a case of success.

Philadelphia seeks to make Spruce and Pine Streets safer with bike lane upgrades, as detailed in a city government update after public input from nearly 400 residents.

Philadelphia's Councilmember Jamie Gauthier introduced legislation to expedite affordable housing development, including faster zoning and building permit reviews, and by-right bonus units in single-family homes to help homeowners and seniors.