City Council to consider food insecurity office, city-run grocery store
After federal policy changes led to thousands of Philly residents losing access to food benefits, a new bill…
Philadelphia’s DEI policy change is hurting diverse businesses, entrepreneurs say
Michael Brown expects he will have to close his Black-owned union construction business by the end of next…
What to expect as Philly City Council returns on Thurs. to begin its fall legislative session | Local News
Philadelphia City Council will return from its summer break Thursday to a potential battle with Mayor Cherelle Parker…
PMC Proposes 31-Story Apartment Building In Center City West
Philadelphia’s largest multifamily owner hopes to build a massive new tower overlooking the Schuylkill River and Center City…
Philadelphia to honor local veterans at City Hall with Vet Fest 2026
By Steve Jeffries Philadelphia’s veterans will take center stage at City Hall on Wednesday as Vet Fest 2026…
Philly school district will not cut 340 jobs after city leaders commit to finding funding
The School District of Philadelphia has reversed course on its plans to eliminate 340 staff positions after city…
Philadelphia leaders running out of time to pass preliminary budget, tax hikes on the line
Philadelphia City Council is running out of time because they have to pass a preliminary budget on Thursday…
Philly could automatically enroll 200,000 workers in retirement plans
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Philly targets 20 corridors with events, upgrades ahead of America 250
Metro Philadelphia Philadelphia is kicking off a new effort to breathe more life into neighborhood business corridors ahead…
Philadelphia City Council resolution examines death by suicide among first responders
Philadelphia City Council is weighing whether death by suicide among the city’s first responders should be considered a…
City Council moves to set up board for PhillySaves, a proposed retirement program for non-city workers
A retirement program for non-city workers was proposed months ago, and this week City Council moved to establish a board…