Governor Shapiro Announces Bipartisan Tax Cuts at La Petite Academy in Bucks County Amid Hopes to Ease Childcare Costs
Governor Josh Shapiro announced bipartisan tax cuts in Pennsylvania's 2024-25 budget, aimed at reducing childcare costs and supporting families, during an event at La Petite Academy in Bucks County.
Philadelphia's Citizen Police Oversight Commission Considers Removal of Commissioner Torres Thomas Amidst Allegations of Mishandling Confidential Information
Commissioner Rosaura Torres Thomas of the CPOC may be removed following an internal investigation into the mishandling of confidential information, with a public meeting scheduled to discuss the matter.
Philadelphia Unveils $1.3 Billion 76ers Arena Plan with No Taxpayer Funding, Promising Jobs and Community Benefits
Philadelphia Mayor announced a plan for a $1.3 billion, privately-funded arena for the 76ers, aiming to boost the local economy and jobs, with a focus on Chinatown, and a $50M community benefits agreement.
Philadelphia Gas Works Bolsters Infrastructure with $424 Million Bond Sale Amid Strong Investor Demand
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.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Spotlights HBCU Strength and Unveils Ambitious City Projects During Packed Week
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.
Gov. Shapiro Samples Ready-to-Drink Cocktails at Duncannon Rutter's Highlighting Pennsylvania's New Liquor Sales Convenience
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.












