Philadelphia and PGW priced $424M in Gas Works Revenue Bonds, dedicated to improving PGW infrastructure and refinancing debt, potentially saving $7.8M over 11 years. Investor demand was high, with orders exceeding available bonds fivefold.

The Philadelphia More Beautiful Committee hosted its annual Clean Block Contest, where 9,207 blocks were cleaned by 25,877 volunteers, removing 970,880 pounds of debris across two Saturdays.

Philadelphia's Chief Education Officer Dr. Carrera supports adult education for improved job prospects and quality of life, with adult learners sharing their education journeys.

Mayor Cherelle Parker had a busy week with events like the National HBCU Week Conference, discussing infrastructure at the Bond Buyer Conference, detailing airport upgrades, and announcing a new stadium for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro visited a Rutter's store to buy ready-to-drink cocktails, celebrating the state's new law allowing liquor sales at various venues.

Cheryl Hill has been appointed as the new Executive Director of Philadelphia's Office of Homeless Services, bringing three decades of experience to the role.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro signs an Executive Order for the state's first comprehensive Housing Action Plan to tackle housing shortages and homelessness.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker launched the Extended Day/Extended Year program in 25 schools to extend school hours and offer free extracurricular activities.

The Department of Revenue released targeted outreach maps to help increase enrollment in property tax relief programs for eligible city residents such as low-income families and seniors.

The Shapiro Administration launches a mobile job assistance unit in Bucks County, offering career services like resume help and interview prep directly to Pennsylvanians.

Delaware County's Medical Examiner's Office introduces a psychological autopsy program during Suicide Awareness Month, aiming to understand factors behind suicides through interviews and health record analysis.

Governor Shapiro announced a $75 million grant for Pennsylvania schools to improve environmental conditions, highlighting his commitment to eliminating health hazards in educational facilities.

Janelle Stelson campaigns in PA's 10th District with Gov. Shapiro's endorsement, opposing Rep. Scott Perry, especially on abortion rights and healthcare.