Mayor Cherelle Parker was joined by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel and other city leaders as she announced a ...

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on Friday framed the planned major SEPTA service reductions as devastating to the city and to the ...

To get more officers on patrol, tasks like data entry and issuing permits will be given to non-uniformed staffers, Mayor ...

The city awarded Philadelphia police increased wages, a bonus and more benefits over the next two years, city leaders ...

The president of TWU Local 234 says he's especially concerned that frontline workers will bear the brunt of public ...

SEPTA's self-imposed deadline expired Thursday, and now the transit agency is moving forward with deep service cuts and ...

Philadelphia police officers have secured a new two-year contract that includes a wage increase and several new benefits aimed at improving officer well-being and retention.

Cherelle Parker, who is set to take office on Jan. 2, will announce Philadelphia's new Managing Director on Tuesday. The position oversees the city's operating departments and helps provide ...

Cherelle Parker was sworn in as our city’s 100th (and first female) mayor yesterday, ushering in a new era for Philly politics. (More on that, and more 2024 political predictions by Ernest Owens ...

Parker then left the hospital Tuesday night, according to the statement. "Cherelle is resting at home and grateful for all the well wishes, thoughts and prayers she received," a statement from her ...

Cherelle Parker won the Democratic mayoral primary this week in Philadelphia. It's a Democratic Party stronghold, so she's expected to win the general election in November.

Cherelle Parker, the lone Black woman in Philadelphia’s crowded mayoral race, made history late Tuesday after beating eight other Democratic candidates in what was expected to be a razor-thin primary.