Philly debuted an exciting affordable housing pilot in 2024. Will Mayor Parker plan more like it?
At the northwest corner of 13th and Bainbridge, The Parker apartment complex opened in October with a third of its 45 units ...
Cherelle Parker reflects on her first year in Philadelphia mayor's office during State of the City event
With just a matter of days left in 2024, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker is reflecting on her first year in office during ...
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How’s Mayor Parker Doing After a Year in Office?
I ran for mayor a couple of years ago because I love Philadelphia. I care deeply about its people and its future, and I wanted to do whatever I could to help improve our city. I didn’t win, but when ...
Mayor Parker had a big first year, from city cleanup to the Sixers arena. But many challenges remain.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker ended her first year in office the same way she started it: standing in an auditorium on North Broad ...
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Mayor Cherelle L. Parker launches a new website to show the city’s progress on her campaign promises
The website, called Philly Stat 360, shows the city’s progress on more than 30 indicators that fall under categories ...
Despite increased staffing, Philly police still dealing with many vacancies
While the Philadelphia Police Department ramped up their recruiting efforts and saw an increase in staffing in 2024, they’re still dealing with hundreds of vacancies. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas explains ...
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From crime to street sweeping, Mayor Parker highlights achievements in first 'State of the City' address
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker capped a busy, but historic week, with her first State of the City address Friday ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker marks the end of her first year in office with Philly’s first ‘State of the City’ speech at Temple
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on Friday took the Broad Street Line from City Hall to Temple University ’s Performing Arts Center ...
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Mayor Parker says Philadelphia "should not have to live this way" after 24 people shot over weekend
After two dozen people were shot in Philadelphia over the weekend, Mayor Cherelle Parker and other city officials addressed the spate of violence during a press conference Monday morning.
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Mayor Parker touts accomplishments during 'State of the City' address
Parker spoke about growing Philadelphia's police force and additions to staff in prisons, along with changes made to combat homelessness and blight.