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Philadelphia officials announced road closures for the 2025 Annual Philly Bike Ride set for October 18. The event features a 20-mile car-free ride through historic sites, with closures starting as early as 3:30 a.m. and lasting until 2 p.m.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the $13.2 million renovated Paschalville Library, a pivotal community hub in Southwest Philadelphia. The project, part of the City’s Rebuild program, enhances accessibility and modernizes facilities while preserving the library's historic character. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized its role as an investment in community support and opportunity.
Philadelphia officials unveiled the renovated Paschalville Library, marking a $13.2 million investment through the City's Rebuild program. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the library's role as a community cornerstone, aiming to enhance opportunities for local residents.
World Food Day is celebrated on October 16, 2025, focusing on the fight against food insecurity. The City of Philadelphia encourages residents to learn about the origins of the day and how they can contribute to combating hunger. This initiative highlights the importance of food security in the community.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the renovated Paschalville Library, a $13.2 million project aimed at modernizing community services. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the library's role in enhancing opportunities for local residents. The project, part of the City’s Rebuild program, includes significant upgrades to facilities and technology.
Philadelphia officials announced road closures and parking restrictions for the “No Kings 2.0” demonstration on October 18. The march will commence at 12:30 p.m. from City Hall, followed by a rally at Independence Mall until approximately 3:30 p.m.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the renovated Paschalville Library, a $13.2 million project funded by the City’s Rebuild program. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker highlighted the library's role as a community cornerstone for over a century, emphasizing the investment in modern facilities and community resources.
The Board of Ethics approved a settlement agreement on October 15, 2025. The details and links regarding the settlement are provided in the press release. This decision marks a significant action by the Board of Ethics in the City of Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Department of Revenue outlines six methods for residents to access their accounts on the Philadelphia Tax Center. This initiative aims to streamline user experience and enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking users.
Philadelphia officials and community members celebrated the $13.2 million renovation of Paschalville Library, a historic Carnegie library, on October 16, 2025. The renovation, funded through the City’s Rebuild program, aims to modernize the facility while preserving its architectural legacy. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the project as an investment in both the library and the community it serves.