Philadelphia will invest $8 million in Black maternal health and parental leave, extending leave to 8 weeks for city employees and funding community support and potentially city-run childcare.

Mayor Parker's week included Juneteenth celebrations, police recruit graduations, public safety bills signings, and speaking at the U.S. Mayors Conference on microbusinesses.

Philadelphia's Mayor Parker has signed three bills focusing on firearm accessory restrictions, improved eviction officer training, and the expansion of speed cameras on Broad Street to enhance public safety.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker signs three public safety laws: a ban on gun "switches," speed camera installations on Broad Street, and regulated eviction processes.

Philadelphia Police Department deploys 75 new recruits to patrol Kensington as part of an effort to address local issues, following Governor Shapiro's law that lowers physical fitness standards to increase recruitment.

Philadelphia's FY 2025 budget of $6.37 billion, signed by Mayor Cherelle Parker, aims to boost core services and includes a property tax exemption increase to support homeowners.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signs Philadelphia's $6.37 billion FY25 budget focusing on public safety, cleanliness, and economic growth without new taxes.

Mayor Cherelle Parker of Philadelphia has a busy schedule including signing the city budget, addressing a reception dedicated to African American males, and speaking at YouthBuild Philly's fundraising event.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's appointees to the ZBA and PHA Board have been approved, promising efficient case handling and housing development.

The Philadelphia Fair Housing Commission adopted an official logo to enhance visibility and strengthen recognition of tenant protections among the public.

Fitch Ratings raises Philadelphia's credit score to 'A+' from 'A', marking the city's highest ratings in decades, acknowledging its fiscal health and management.

Philadelphia City Council and Mayor Parker's office have agreed on a tentative budget for FY 2025, with no tax increase and investments in law enforcement, clean-ups, and violence prevention.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will dedicate a street to Lana Felton Ghee and unveil the renamed Marian Anderson Hall, before joining the 49th Odunde Festival.