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Mayor Cherelle Parker has emphasized having a tangible impact in communities with her One Philly budget. So what will citizens get for the $6.37 billion price?

Mayor Cherelle Parker joined a coalition of education stakeholders Tuesday to send a unified message to Harrisburg that Philadelphia needs the fair funding formula for education to become law. This

Dozens of business and civic leaders joined Mayor Cherelle Parker Wednesday morning for the announcement of her Business Roundtable Committees.

A city lease on a state-owned property at 2100 Girard Avenue will end in 2026, after City Council unanimously passed legislation Thursday that would make the current agreement the last

Mayor Cherelle Parker's One Philly vision took a major step forward Friday, as she signed her first budget, allocating $6.37 billion to programs and promises across the city. In the

After months of searching and litigation, Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry announced Friday afternoon that Michael Untermeyer will be appointed as the special prosecutor for crimes committed on SEPTA.

Mayor Cherelle Parker signed three safety bills Tuesday.

Sen. Bob Casey joined 11 City Council members and other elected officials from Philadelphia Friday morning to pitch his record to voters on voting rights. With his opponent David McCormick

State Rep. Donna Bullock says she’s honored to serve her neighbors in the General Assembly but feels a new opportunity will allow her to serve her community in a different

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) joined local poll workers Tuesday to voice their concerns over the increasingly threatening rhetoric from Donald Trump's campaign regarding the voting process for November's election.