Philadelphia's Law & Government Committee approved a ballot question related to developer contributions to the Housing Trust Fund, potentially appearing in 2025.

Drexel University's president calls for an end to a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus, citing safety and operational concerns. This follows arrests at the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel's move to virtual classes.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has announced that city workers must return to in-office work on July 15, 2024, ending the current virtual work policy.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia opens the SEIU convention and later discusses urban renewal with EPA officials at a city sanitation site, promoting workers' rights and environmental revitalization.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker plans to introduce a Clean and Green Cabinet in Philadelphia, aiming to make the city safer, cleaner, and more sustainable with an upcoming Executive Order.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attended the 10th-anniversary event of the FirstHand STEM program at the University City Science Center to show support for youth education.

Philadelphia Council proposes extending business curfews beyond Kensington Avenue to combat crime, inspired by recent legislation targeting nuisance establishments.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro rode a SEPTA train to promote his budget proposal, which includes increased funding for public transit to ensure cleaner, safer, and more punctual services.

Pennsylvania's 'Protect. Check. Remove. Lyme Disease Student Art Competition' showcases 29 winning entries to raise tick prevention awareness, featuring an online dashboard tool for tick locations, and highlighting practical steps for outdoor safety.

The article discusses the 57th anniversary of in re Gault, highlighting the importance of due process and legal representation for juveniles, and outlining ongoing challenges in the juvenile justice system.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will announce the Wawa Welcome America 2024 Festival at City Hall and later join a panel on women's leadership in politics.

Philadelphia City Council fast-tracked resolutions and bills including enhancing the Land Bank board and addressing Kensington's clean-up before their summer break.

Commencement name mishaps at Thomas Jefferson University went viral after the announcer botched graduates' names, leading to an apology from the institution.