Governor Josh Shapiro ceremonially signs a bill in Greene County, strengthening vocational education in PA with a $61 million investment in workforce development programs.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro introduced a historic education budget which allocates an additional $1.11 billion for K-12 public schools, aiming for equitable funding distribution.

Pennsylvania has launched SUN Bucks, a program to feed children during summer when school meals are unavailable, aiming to aid families with benefits for fresh food.

The Philadelphia Law Department's "2023 Year in Review" reflects on their efforts to combat gun violence and maintain service quality, emphasizing their ongoing legal strategies and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The Shapiro Administration honored the first Pennsylvania Farmworkers of the Year to recognize their vital contributions to the state's agriculture and economy.

In an unexpected break from a typically packed mayoral schedule, Philadelphia's own Mayor Cherelle L...

Philadelphia completes property revaluation for 2025 and plans to expand homeowner tax relief programs, focusing on the economically fragile. Mayor Parker emphasizes fairness and the benefit to the school district's funding.

JD Vance campaigns in Philadelphia as Kamala Harris announces her VP pick, Tim Walz, with political activities hinting at an upcoming presidential race.

Mayor Parker attended Philadelphia's Peace+Love Uptown Memorial Cookout, honoring those lost to violence or illness.

Marisa Shuter's office in Philadelphia will stop overseeing evictions due to new insurance requirements under the Angel Davis Eviction Accountability Act, following a shooting incident by her deputies.

The City of Philadelphia’s OHR is hosting civil service career information sessions throughout August, aimed at aiding locals in understanding the city's hiring process.

Delaware County officials have clarified in a statement that the county does not serve as a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, countering rumors and mistaken listings on websites.

Marking the 34th anniversary of the ADA, the article highlights the ongoing efforts to promote accessibility and inclusion, spotlighting Adina Karten's work at the Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management.