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The Philly Pride March assembles at 6th and Walnut streets at 10 a.m. on June 1, with the march beginning at 11 a.m. and culminating in a festival from noon to 7 p.m., featuring various community resources and activities.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signed Bill No. 240665AA, establishing a permitting system for mobile medical services in Kensington, Philadelphia. The legislation aims to balance community concerns with the need for accessible healthcare, designating specific areas for service operations.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for the holiday weekend from May 24 to May 26, 2025. The schedule details her engagements and events during the Memorial Day weekend, emphasizing community involvement and public service. This announcement aims to keep citizens informed and engaged with city leadership.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker released her public schedule for Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The schedule includes various official engagements throughout Philadelphia, reflecting the mayor's commitment to community engagement and transparency.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for Thursday, May 29, 2025, emphasizing transparency in her administration. The announcement was made official on May 28, 2025, by the Office of the Mayor of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia celebrated the graduation of 24 participants from its inaugural City College for Municipal Employment (CCME) program, which launched in October 2024. The initiative, aimed at providing skills-based training, has enrolled over 70 residents and eliminates financial barriers to education. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the program's role in creating economic opportunities for families in the city.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will host a public ceremony on May 27, 2025, at the Center for Business and Industry in Philadelphia. The event, scheduled from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM local time, will feature notable figures, including Kendra Brooks, and is expected to address personnel changes within the city government.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signed the POWER Act, amending Title 9 of the Philadelphia Code to enhance worker protections, including paid sick leave and wage theft enforcement. The legislation aims to support domestic workers and address workplace disparities in Philadelphia.
Rose Marie Crisp achieved her dream of homeownership with assistance from the Title Clearance Unit (TCU) in Philadelphia. The TCU helps residents clear tangled titles for inherited properties, promoting generational wealth and community stability. Crisp now explores home improvement programs to enhance her new family home.
Health professionals in Philadelphia work collaboratively to eliminate viral hepatitis through testing, vaccination, and treatment. During Hepatitis Awareness Month in May, organizations like Drexel HOPE and Broad Street Love address barriers to healthcare access for vulnerable populations. Progress has been made since 2013, but continued efforts are needed to close gaps in detection and treatment.