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A Temple University health communication expert advocates for healthier lifestyle choices among Philadelphians. The initiative addresses preventable causes of death, including heart disease and cancer, highlighting the impact of individual decisions on health.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will present her public schedule for Friday, July 11, 2025. This announcement comes as part of the Office of the Mayor's efforts to keep the public informed about upcoming events and engagements.
Philadelphia hosts the PHDC Housing Fair on July 10, 2025, addressing rental challenges for residents. The event aims to provide financial assistance and resources, including insights from Temple University experts.
Philadelphia will open its public pools on July 10, 2025, including the Max Myers Pool. This event marks a significant addition to local recreational options, appealing to residents and visitors alike.
The Mayor’s Office of Philly Stat 360 launched seven new performance-tracking metrics to enhance government transparency and accountability in Philadelphia. This expansion supports Mayor Parker's commitment to data-driven decision-making and aims to empower residents with accessible information.
The City of Commerce will launch a free business tax assistance program aimed at supporting small businesses. The program, announced by the Department of Commerce, will offer services to help with tax-related challenges. It starts on July 10, 2025, at 3:08 AM GMT.
ACHIEVEability’s annual school supply drive seeks community support to aid West Philadelphia students as the new school year approaches. The initiative runs until August 8, offering opportunities for local residents to contribute.
Philadelphia will host a Bastille Day celebration on July 9, 2025, featuring a block party with wine, games, and a disc jockey. The event will take place at the Teller Must Speak Spanish Credit Union and is organized by Cashman & Associates. Attendees can participate in raffles and enjoy various attractions along South Street.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will unveil her public schedule for Thursday, July 10, 2025, highlighting engagements and events in Philadelphia. The announcement aims to keep residents informed about the mayor's activities and priorities.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the end of the AFSCME District Council 33 strike after reaching a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract. The agreement includes a 14% salary increase and a $1,500 bonus for municipal employees, ensuring stability in City services.