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PHIADELPHIA, PA - Mayor Cherelle Parker expressed her deep appreciation for the dedication and hard work of Philadelphia's city employees, acknowledging their crucial role in making Philadelphia a safer, cleaner, and more equitable city. To further strengthen the city's government and foster a more connected and collaborative work environment, Mayor Parker announced a transition to full-time, in-office work for all city employees, effective July 15, 2024.
PHILADELPHIA (May 2, 2024) – The City of Philadelphia is thrilled to welcome back 40,000 runners to the 45th annual Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run this Sunday, May 5th. The iconic 10-mile race, now at total capacity for the first time since the pandemic, will see runners traverse the heart of Philadelphia along Broad Street.
PHILADELPHIA- They are calling all brunch enthusiasts! The East Coast Traveler has compiled a delicious guide to the best brunch restaurants currently tantalizing taste buds in Philadelphia. From hidden gems to historic favorites, this curated list offers an array of options to satisfy every craving.
PHIADELPHIA, PA - Philadelphia is grappling with a surge in dog attacks this month, leading to a series of unfortunate incidents where police officers were forced to use deadly force to stop aggressive pit bulls. In the latest incident, a police officer in North Philadelphia shot and killed a pit bull that was attacking another dog. This marks the third time this month that an officer has resorted to shooting a dog to break up an attack.
Philadelphia, PA—At approximately 10:23 AM, Residents of Philadelphia and surrounding areas were startled by a 4.8-magnitude earthquake. The epicenter was located 1 mile from Tewksbury, New Jersey, about 60 miles northeast of Philadelphia.
