During her speech outlining details of her proposed $2 billion Housing Opportunities Made Easy (HOME) Initiative on Monday, Mayor Cherelle ...

Philadelphia is among a handful of 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities asking the federal government for millions of dollars in ...

In West Philadelphia where he was born and raised, there’s now a street called Will Smith Way. Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle ...

Monday’s address provided the first substantive details of the administration’s Housing Opportunities Made Easy initiative.

Mayor Cherelle Parker reaffirmed Philadelphia’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion while appointing several new leaders to city government positions Friday. At least two have strong ...

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on Friday named nonprofit leader Tyrell Brown as the new director of the city’s Office of LGBTQ+ Affairs, a post likely to put Brown in the spotlight in the coming years due ...

Lawler—who won re-election in New York’s 17th District in November—took it in the neck on the CNN show from former Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman, for his refusal to condemn the Trump ally ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced several appointments to lead key departments in her administration Friday morning. Among her appointments, Parker named Tyrell ...

Fifteen students from the Police Athletic League across the city had an opportunity to shadow mentors like Mayor Cherelle Parker ... sponsored by the Tri-State Toyota Dealers Association.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker told an audience in her reception room Friday that a recent event at the nearby Philadelphia Marriott Downtown hotel reminded her of how integral the Divine Nine ...

Brown replaces Celena Morrison-McLean, who left the role in November. Mayor Cherelle Parker announced Brown's hiring Friday alongside several other appointments to city leadership positions.

Noting that the wounded officer was shot “very close to the bottom of his vest,” Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said the incident could have been much worse. “But for an inch we could be ...