Philly Mayor News Today

>> greg: already a busy morning. right now at this very moment at westminister hall inside the parliament complex, there is joint session, lawmakers are offering condolences to king charles iii and his queen consort camilla. charles will make marks, as well and then head to scotland where the oak coffin with the royal ensig nia was carried to a jammed city on sunday from her barmela home. they will walk with the casket to the main cathedral for a public viewing, that could be the highl...

Philadelphia libraries have been battling with the office of Mayor Cherelle Parker over a new policy. And it looks like the libraries won.

Cherelle Parker, a Democrat who has held office at the state and local level after first becoming involved in politics as a teenager, was elected Tuesday as Philadelphia’s 100th mayor, becoming the first woman to hold the post.

Cherelle Parker ran on a platform with a "tough-on-crime" foundation, and it worked.

In the first nonpartisan public poll of the 2023 Philadelphia mayor's race shows a statistical tie in the race to be the city's 100th mayor.

To go with Philadelphia’s forever-held reputation for carb-loading local foods and harsh-mellowing opinionated sports fans, is the loving fact that this city’s history of homegrown music is second-to-none. From opera, […]

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For Parker, it’s a huge backing from the coalition of more than 50 member local unions that work in the construction industry.

A recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court order affirmed that county president judges do not have authority to create special magisterial courts.

SEPTAs newly introduced Bus Revolution is part of its strategic plan to improve service with on-demand microtransit considered for some regions.