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Philadelphia joins cities across the nation in honoring Gun Violence Awareness Month this June. Philadelphia’s homicide numbers are actually going down, according to statistics from the Philadelphia Controller’s Office and

Cherelle Parker won the Democratic primary and will face Republican David Oh, who ran unopposed, in November's general election.

Here's a look at every candidate, a brief description of the main points of their platform and links to their campaign sites as polls are now officially open.

One day from Primary Day in Philadelphia, there are no favorites and a lot of undecided voters. What does the field look like?

Responding to the overdose crisis has played a "minimal" role in the campaign, but significant differences emerge between leading candidates.

The six participating candidates were asked about plans to solve gun violence and how to keep schools safer during the Democratic Mayoral Candidates​ Forum.

In this latest segment of AL DÍA Talks, Philly mayoral candidate Rebecca Rhynhart laid out her vision for a well-oiled, socially-conscious City Hall.

Oropeza, a Republican, is running for an at-large seat on City Council, and wants to bring a fresh face and energy to the legislative body.