Celena Morrison, who police controversially stopped in March, is no longer Philly’s head of LGBTQ affairs
Celena Morrison, who was the first openly transgender person to lead a Philadelphia city office and who made national news in March following a controversial traffic stop, is no longer the city’s head ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker names new directors to lead human resources and the city budget
Parker tapped two women already working in city government to fill the jobs at the top of the Parker administration.
Greg Boulware has been elected the new leader of AFSCME DC 33, Philly’s largest union for city workers
Greg Boulware has unseated Omar Salaam as president of the largest union for Philadelphia city workers, ending a fiercely contested election and setting the stage for high-stakes contract negotiations ...
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Inside Josh Shapiro's covert push for influence at Penn
Documents obtained by the DP reveal the governor's extensive involvement in Penn's affairs, including its response to ...
Philadelphia loses lawsuit that sought greater power for the city to regulate firearms
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Philadelphia cannot impose stricter firearms regulations than are allowed by state law, Pennsylvania's ...
A trio of convicted former elected officials have landed new city jobs
Willie Singletary, Leslie Acosta, and Movita Johnson-Harrell all are working in taxpayer-funded jobs after past convictions.