Cherelle Parker doesn't speak after Democratic mayoral victory due to dental emergency
After winning the Philadelphia Democratic primary for mayor, Cherelle Parker didn't speak Tuesday night due to an emergency.
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After winning the Philadelphia Democratic primary for mayor, Cherelle Parker didn't speak Tuesday night due to an emergency.
Parker's win sets up a matchup against Republican David Oh to become Philadelphia's 100th mayor and replace Mayor Jim Kenney, who has been in office since 2016.
Cherelle Parker won the Democratic primary and will face Republican David Oh, who ran unopposed, in November's general election.
She's the third city councilmember this week to resign and the fourth in total.
Councilmember Cherelle Parker hopes the high fines will make people think twice.
Her appointment was approved Wednesday morning.
Philadelphia City Councilwoman Cherelle Parker and several of her constituents stopped a bulldozer on Thursday to keep it from demolishing a house in Mt. Airy.
Councilwoman Cherelle Parker hopes they'll reconsider a measure that could bring retirement security to many Philadelphians.