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The Citizens Police Oversight Commission released an audit revealing that 71% of officers in Philadelphia's 24th District complied with body-worn camera (BWC) protocols. However, only 54% of recorded videos met all compliance criteria, highlighting significant gaps in adherence to departmental guidelines.
Philadelphia filed a lawsuit against Bimbo Bakeries and S.C. Johnson & Son for misleading consumers about the recyclability of their plastic products. The lawsuit claims that the companies use deceptive recycling symbols on their packaging, contributing to contamination in the city's recycling system. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized that such practices violate public trust and harm the environment.
Mayor Cherelle Parker will welcome attendees at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women in Philadelphia, emphasizing women's influence in leadership and business. Later, she and Council President Johnson will greet Namibia's first female president, Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, to discuss potential partnerships.
The US Department of Commerce will host a two-day summit on September 23, 2025, to assist businesses in securing funding. The event will take place at Septa Headquarters in Philadelphia, focusing on ownership and financial regulation.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will release her public schedule for Wednesday, September 24, 2025. The announcement comes as part of her ongoing commitment to transparency and accessibility in her administration. This schedule will outline her planned engagements and public appearances.
Mayor Parker will inaugurate new A.I. technology at Hopeworks Kensington, supported by Dell Technologies' nearly $1 million investment. The event will feature a tour of the facility and interactions with young adults gaining workforce skills through the new equipment.
The Department of Records in Philadelphia will now accept credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing payment options for residents. Additionally, the PhilaDox website has undergone an upgrade to improve user experience.
The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing customer convenience. Additionally, the PhilaDox website has received an upgrade to improve user experience. This update aims to streamline access to records for residents.
The Department of Records in Philadelphia announced it will now accept credit and debit cards for in-person services. This change coincides with an upgrade to their PhilaDox website, enhancing access to vital records.
The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing convenience for residents. Additionally, the PhilaDox website received an upgrade to improve user experience. These changes aim to streamline access to essential government services.