Philadelphia Department of Prisons and YesCare partner to integrate local university students into clinical roles at PDP facilities, with benefits for both students and inmate healthcare.

Bucks County extends on-demand voting until November 1, allowing additional time for mail-in ballot applications and submissions, following a recent court ruling.

Philadelphia announces free civil service career info sessions for November, offered by the city’s Office of Human Resources, to help residents understand the hiring process and apply for various government jobs.

Philadelphia notaries can now record their commission and signature at the city's Department of Records, eliminating the need to also visit the Office of Judicial Records.

Philadelphia joins the Just Home Project with a $262,179 planning grant to address the cycle of homelessness and incarceration, aiming to create effective strategies with community input and potential additional funding.

Philadelphia officials have increased funding by $2.3 million to support the 10,000 students facing homelessness, ensuring access to education and basic needs.

Philadelphia introduces a Backup Care Program for city employees, offering up to eight days of emergency care for dependents with a $15 copay, starting in November.

Philadelphia's OIT highlighted digital inclusion efforts during Digital Inclusion Week, announcing a $2 million grant for establishing Digital Access Hubs with advanced digital resources at two recreation centers.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signed an order to improve the local business environment, including launching a 24/7 online business resource platform.

The Bucks County Board of Elections dismissed a fake video of mail-in ballot destruction and is working with law enforcement to investigate and uphold election integrity.

Kamala Harris visited Famous 4th Street Delicatessen in Philadelphia during her campaign, engaging with attendees and reinforcing her electoral ambitions while highlighting the importance of Pennsylvania as a battleground state.

The Department of Labor in Philadelphia engaged the community during Labor Month with events and outreach, focusing on worker’s rights and protections, and partnering with local organizations.

Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama will join a rally-concert in Philadelphia to support Kamala Harris, encouraging early voting in Pennsylvania for the upcoming election.