Philadelphia City Council voted 15-1 Thursday to pass a $6.82 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

The plan, which had few changes from the proposal made in March, was passed on the final meeting before summer recess.

After making several relatively minor amendments, Philadelphia City Council on Thursday largely approved Mayor Cherelle L.

As part of the city’s new $7 billion budget, the City Council approved bonding authority for Mayor Cherelle Parker's plan to ...

Friday, June 13: Cinema in the Cemetery: Eraserhead Watch David Lynch’s first feature, Eraserhead (1977), which he said was ...

Nonprofit Live and Learn unveiled new Playful Learning installations in North Philadelphia, transforming affordable housing ...

City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, D-2nd District, honored more than 40 fathers this week in celebration of Father’s ...

Jordan Abelson has only lived in San Antonio since the start of the year, when she moved to Texas to work on Gina Ortiz Jones ...

Debate continues over whether a Washington Commanders stadium deal will be beneficial for D.C. or not. On Wednesday afternoon ...

A coalition of concerned residents known as the Ann Arbor Neighborhood Network launched a website at a2pausetheplan.com. With over 2,400 petition signatures, they demanded the city suspend the process ...

But a lot has changed since Gilmore resigned the chairmanship following federal tax-related felony convictions, only to ...