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The City of Philadelphia's Department of Records explains the role of the Recorder of Deeds, highlighting its importance in maintaining property records. This position is crucial for ensuring the integrity and accessibility of real estate information for the public.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will release her public schedule for Thursday, June 26, 2025. The announcement highlights her ongoing commitment to transparency in local governance. The schedule will detail her engagements throughout the day.
Red Owl Tavern launches "Brunch with Ben," featuring brunch specialties and cocktails alongside a historical portrayal of Benjamin Franklin. The event occurs on select Sundays, starting June 29, from noon to 1:30 p.m. Reservations are encouraged for this unique dining experience celebrating local history.
Miles Pfeffer, 20, stands trial for the February 2023 murder of Temple University police officer Christopher Fitzgerald, who was shot during a carjacking. The decision not to pursue the death penalty has drawn criticism from Fitzgerald's family, who feel uninformed about the proceedings.
A 54-year-old man, Robert Rosado, faces multiple charges including robbery and false imprisonment after allegedly impersonating an ICE agent to rob a Northeast Philly auto repair shop. He intimidated employees, zip-tied a woman's hands, and stole around $1,000 on June 8 before fleeing in an unmarked van. District Attorney Larry Krasner described the crime as a serious offense against the immigrant community.
Philadelphia aims to enhance its women’s sports scene by introducing the country's first women’s sports bar, set to open in 2026. The initiative, led by firefighter Jen Leary and her team, seeks to create a gathering space for fans to celebrate women's athletics amidst the city's growing interest in women’s sports.
Philadelphia's official government website provides the latest announcements, posts, press releases, and events. The site emphasizes accessibility with multiple language options to cater to a diverse community. Users can find essential information regarding city services and events.
The City of Philadelphia's official website offers the latest announcements, posts, press releases, and events. Users can access information in multiple languages, ensuring broader accessibility for the city's diverse population. The site emphasizes encryption and security for user data.
Philadelphia will declare a heat health emergency from June 22 to June 26, 2025, to address rising temperatures and humidity. The South Philadelphia Older Adult Center will serve as a resource for residents affected by heat-related health issues. Local officials emphasize the importance of monitoring dehydration and heat exhaustion during this period.
A federal judge sentenced two former Delaware County officials, Md Nurul Hasan and Md Rafikul Islam, to prison for their involvement in a 2021 election fraud scheme. Hasan received 36 months, while Islam was sentenced to a year and a day, with the judge criticizing prosecutors for recommending leniency. Their actions undermined the electoral process, as they conspired to register non-residents to vote in a failed attempt to secure a mayoral election.