Cherelle Parker

Philly 2026 app

City launches app, grant program and business guide to help navigate events around 250th anniversary

Mayor Parker proposes new taxes on Uber rides and Amazon deliveries to raise money for schools and road repairs

Parker budget

Sincere Harris, a top official in the Parker administration, is stepping down

Sincere Harris departure

Philly's new air quality monitors are measuring pollution in every neighborhood

Air Quality Monitor

Parker vows, 'We will not allow anyone to erase our history,' following President's House lawsuit ruling

Cherelle Parker slavery exhibit

As snow clean up continues in Philly, city offices closed again and schools go remote Tuesday

Snow Update Philly

Public-private deal will fund 'gut rehab' of senior living complex in West Philly

Brith Sholom Renovation

Philadelphia 250

Philly invests $11.5 million for graffiti removal, murals and landscaping ahead of 2026 events

tree-of-life mural

Looking Back at 2025

Looking back at 2025: Sixers abruptly uproot Center City arena plan to stay in South Philly

Sixers arena

LL Cool J, who dropped out of Welcome America, to perform free New Year's Eve concert on the Parkway

LL Cool J NYE Concert

City Council's bill to charge 10 cents for paper bags to become law despite lack of support from mayor

Paper bag fee

City Council calls for Mayor Parker's H.O.M.E. plan to prioritize Philly's poorest residents

HOME hearing Nov. 12

Parker says Market East plan is open to input. Residents, scarred by Sixers arena fight, aren't buying it.

East Market Street

Every Philly neighborhood to receive another deep clean by February

Philly cleanup schedule

Philly sues CVS Health, other pharmacy benefit managers for their roles in opioid crisis

Opioid Lawsuit CVS

Philly will use a record budget surplus to face funding uncertainties, Mayor Parker says

city budget balance 2025

Your guide to Philadelphia's $91 million streetlight replacement project

philly streetlights

Philadelphia Police release survey asking what should be priority of its 5-year plan

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Cameras to start flagging drivers who are speeding on Broad Street on Monday

mayor parker speed camera

New system targets form of deed fraud involving forgeries of deceased owners

city hall

Philly's 2026 plans include walking tours, block parties and Liberty Bell replicas

Parker 2026 beautification

To help students get to school, SEPTA is restoring several transit routes with city funds

SEPTA city funding

As SEPTA service cuts take effect, city officials urge people to make changes to their commutes

SEPTA Cuts Regional Rail

New Philly police contract includes pay increases and a path for civilians to hold some department jobs

Police contract Parker

District Council 47's new contract includes salary increases, new health care benefits

District Council 47 Contract

AFCSME District Council 47 reaches tentative deal with Parker administration

DC 47 tentative agreement

Is another city workers strike on the horizon? District Council 47 holds strike authorization vote

dc47 strike authorization

Mayor Parker, city workers union reach tentative deal, ending strike

Mayor Parker Strike

Normal trash collection schedule to resume Monday as city workers return after strike

Philly Trash Collection

As municipal strike hits its 7th day, protesters dump trash in City Hall — and get arrested

Philly trash protest

Thousands of Philly workers are on strike, disrupting trash collection and other city services

DC 33 strike

Potential city workers strike could disrupt services ahead of Philly's Fourth of July festivities

DC 33 strike philadelphia

Sanitation crews to clear litter, graffiti and abandoned cars from every Philly neighborhood by August

Philly summer cleaning

Programs offering free SEPTA rides to city workers, low-income residents on track for extensions

SEPTA Free Rides

Philadelphia Housing Authority 'aggressively' buying apartments to boost affordable housing inventory

PHA Affordable Housing

Mayor Parker proposes $2 billion investment to make Philadelphia housing more accessible

Cherelle Parker Housing Plan

Philly's new director of LGBTQ+ Affairs is Tyrell Brown, who has helped shape the city's Pride events

Tyrell Brown LGBTQ

Mayor Parker's 2026 budget proposal calls for tax cuts, higher parking rates and more housing spending

Looking ahead to Philly's busy 2026, leaders allocate $45 million for planning, beautification and security projects

Lemon Hill FIFA 2026 budget

One year into Mayor Parker's Kensington intervention, city officials tout lower crime, better community services

Kensington Crime Parker

City launches fundraiser to support Northeast Philly plane crash victims

Philly plane crash donations

City plans security measures, road closures on Super Bowl Sunday to manage expected influx of Eagles fans

City Hall Eagles

Jet crash in Northeast Philly is among the city's 'worst black swan events,' Mayor Parker says

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Smith Memorial Playground to collect letters from kids for a time capsule

Smith Playground time capsule

Longwood Gardens kicks off Festival of Fountains on May 8 with daily shows and illuminated nights

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The Flyers are different now. They grew up.

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