Only Pa.'s courts have power to remove Trump from ballot, top election official says
Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth says he's not able to remove Trump from the ballot like Maine and Colorado have ahead of the 2024 election.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker stresses safety once again on first full day in office
One of Cherelle Parker's first moves in office was issuing an executive order to declare a public safety emergency in Philadelphia.
Mayor Parker pledges public safety focus, green initiatives at inauguration
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker on Tuesday outlined her first 100 days to make the city the "safest, cleanest, greenest big city in the nation."
Philadelphians want a safer city and hope new Mayor Cherelle Parker will take charge
Philadelphians are hopeful Cherelle Parker and her new police commissioner will take charge and make the city safer.
Mayor-elect Parker names chief public safety director, acting fire commissioner
Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker on Thursday named Adam Geer as the city's chief public safety director and Craig Murphy as acting fire commissioner.
Who is Adam Thiel? Meet Philadelphia's next managing director
Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel will take over as the city's managing director next week after Cherelle Parker is sworn in as mayor.
Roosevelt Expressway Ramp to I-76 West in Philadelphia reopens after crash: PennDOT
The U.S. 1 South (Roosevelt Expressway) ramp to westbound I-76 and City Avenue in Philadelphia has reopened after a truck struck the bridge causing the ramp to close on Tuesday.
Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker selects Adam Thiel as Philadelphia's newest managing director
Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker announced Adam Thiel as the city's managing director during a press conference Tuesday at City Hall.
'The best Christmas gift': Eagles fans celebrate Philadelphia win over Giants
While it may not have come in the prettiest of wrappings, the Eagles delivered a win Monday.
Here's what's in "Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia" presented to Cherelle Parker
Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker spoke about the "Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia" in a news conference Thursday.
Three NJ men to face trial in deadly shooting of Philadelphia Police Officer Richard Mendez
Three New Jersey men will face trial in the deadly shooting of Philadelphia police officer Richard Mendez at the airport.
How Philadelphia plans to "stitch" Chinatown's divided neighborhood back together
The Vine Street Expressway has split Philadelphia's Chinatown neighborhood for decades. But now, city officials want to change that and they plan to "stitch" the divided neighborhood back together.
Some residents in Delco return to homes after flooding forced nearly 30 home evacuations
Flooding from heavy rain overnight led to some residents in Darby borough having to evacuate their homes Monday.
Gov. Josh Shapiro with Philly native Meek Mill signs prison reform bill
Governor Josh Shapiro celebrated Friday the signing of that bill at the National Constitution Center. He was joined by Philadelphia native and musician Meek Mill.
SEPTA Transit Police strike could be a "long one," union official says
SEPTA Transit Police officers are on the picket line Thursday night after the Fraternal Order of Transit Police Union rejected SEPTA's latest deal and members voted overwhelmingly to strike.