Jefferson spending millions on capital projects at Center City, North Philadelphia hospitals
The multiyear spending plan includes projects at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia ...
Kansas City Mayor Lucas makes Super Bowl wager with Philly mayor
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas issues a friendly wager to Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker on Friday. Mayor Lucas has made ...
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is building a political war chest. Here’s where the money came from.
The haul shows how the city’s Democratic donor base has coalesced around Parker and how she’s enjoyed continued support from ...
'Tough decisions' in store for 'sanctuary' cities after Bondi turns off federal funding spigot
AG Pam Bondi's fund-withholding orders pursuant to sanctuary city statuses may affect states such as Pennsylvania, New York, ...
When is the hypothetical Eagles’ Super Bowl parade in 2025? We won’t know until they’ve won 🤞
We know Eagles fans want to call out of work for Philadelphia's victory parade, but please stop Googling this until you know ...
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Op-ed: What can be done as Trump dismantles rights of LGBTQ+ Americans?
The Trump Executive Orders have begun to dismantle the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans. Our ability to provide for ourselves, our ...
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Larry Krasner Warns ICE Agents Against Misconduct as Philadelphia Leaders Stand Firm on Immigrant Protections
Learn how Larry Krasner and Philly leaders are standing up to federal immigration crackdowns, protecting immigrant rights and ...
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Philly’s Political Landscape in 2025 Exposes Deep Divides as Crime and Progressive Policies Clash
Philly’s political landscape is at a breaking point with crime, elections, and shifting power. Is the city heading for a major political shift?
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker begs Eagles fans to act civilized if team wins Super Bowl: ‘Just don’t climb onto anything, OK?’
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker urged Eagles fans to celebrate in a somewhat civilized manner if their team emerges victorious on Super Bowl Sunday. “Please Philadelphia, I implore you ...