Philly’s 100th Mayor

City leaders are touting 2024’s decline in gun violence, but they say more work needs to be done to improve those numbers further.

The website tracks everything from potholes to murders and offers one-stop shopping for residents and people coming into town.

Raval-Nelson will lead Philadelphia's Department of Public Health after working for the city for nearly 30 years.

While Mayor Parker vows to move on, threats of looting on social media have Philly police working overtime.

The agreement, which would keep the Sixers in Philly until at least 2061, was announced Wednesday during a hastily called news conference.

So far in 2024, Philadelphia City Council has voted to change the rules for business operating hours in some communities, zoning, sidewalk cafés and parking.

Billed as a “listening session,” the town hall event drew nearly 1,000 people to the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

The meeting comes as the team negotiates with the administration, and opponents ramp up efforts to defeat the development.

“We completed over 60,000 quality-of-life services throughout the entire city of Philadelphia, block by block,” Mayor Cherelle Parker said Wednesday.

When Philadelphia city employees showed up in person last week, the situation was chaotic and without enough office space to do their jobs.

Philly city worker union AFSCME lost a court case that would have blocked Mayor Cherelle Parker’s return to office mandate on Monday.

The voluntary program is designed to give students additional help and tutoring when an extended break results in educational regression.

The multi-billion dollar spending plan includes $100 million for a 640-bed drug rehab center on the edge of the prison complex in Northeast Philadelphia.

The mayor’s initial spending plan did not include city funding for the new 70-unit development in West Philadelphia.

Demonstrators protested a relatively flat budget proposal for Parks & Rec, saying more money for rec centers would help fight gun violence.