Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson has announced a 15-member Philadelphia Tax Reform Commission to evaluate and potentially overhaul the city's tax system.

Philadelphia City Council approved bills for city redevelopment and affordable internet, and Mayor Parker signed laws to address disorder in Kensington. Public budget town halls invite citizen input on the fiscal plans.

Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth, Al Schmidt, urges voters to apply for mail ballots by April 16 for the April 23 primary, and outlines the correct way to cast mail votes.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker celebrated Ladder 11's return to the Philadelphia Fire Department and participated in the 17th Annual Philly Spring Cleanup, emphasizing civic engagement and community service.

Michael Resnick is appointed as the new Commissioner of the Philadelphia Department of Prison by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, bringing with him over twenty years of related experience.

The Mayor of Philadelphia joined WWE Superstars at a Make-A-Wish event at The Franklin Institute, celebrating 19 children facing health challenges during WrestleMania week.

The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue extends customer service hours ahead of the tax deadline, offering phone and online assistance for last-minute filers.

Ladder 11 rejoined the Philadelphia Fire Department after a 15-year hiatus with the help of a $24 million FEMA grant, marking the 60th anniversary of its South Philadelphia firehouse.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro introduces policy for insurers to cover over-the-counter contraception, aiming to improve access to reproductive healthcare and save women up to $250 yearly.

Pennsylvania launches the "You Good?" campaign to destigmatize seeking help for basic needs among college students, supporting housing, health, and finances.

Philadelphia City Council introduces a bill to make the Eviction Diversion Program permanent, aiming to help renters avoid court and maintain housing stability.

Pennsylvania is hosting a vehicle auction on April 9, offering over 355 vehicles, including SUVs and seized cars, at Manheim Keystone. Pre-registration by April 8 is required.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker signed three bills targeting illegal gambling, establishing a business curfew in a specific zone, and banning license plate flipping devices for improved public safety.