Mayor Cherelle L. Parker framed the proposal to keep funding level as a second down payment on her plan to improve public safety following a pandemic-era surge in violence.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer gave members of his caucus days to vent their frustration about the options before them, but late Thursday made clear he will not allow a government shutdown.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's budget reserves $95 million to help offset potential cuts. She cited concerns about Medicaid and support for veterans.

The documents from inside the General Services Administration list dozens of federal office and building leases expected to end by June 30, with hundreds more slated over the coming months.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary workers let go in mass firings across multiple agencies.

Parker wants to lower business and wage tax rates, while increasing funding for housing and drug recovery.

Coming soon to City Hall: a big housing plan, and a major fight over taxes.

Union leaders on what a government shutdown will look like for federal employees.

Chief of staff Vijay Kapoor has been appointed to succeed Michael Doweary on July 1.

Matthew Platkin joined 20 other attorney generals in the suit against President Donald Trump's administration.

What does a government shutdown mean? When does the Senate vote? And everything else you need to know about the looming government shutdown.

He was named president and his term was extended to June 2027, a year longer than his previous appointment, the school announced Thursday.

Rules adopted in 2023 for the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act say that discrimination based on gender identity is prohibited, along with other sex-based discrimination.

The selection kicks off a new, monthslong phase of planning, development, and construction. Securing funding and selecting a location has been a process steeped in politics and beset by delays.

The U.S. DOE just laid off over 1,000 people — nearly half of its workforce. Schools and education experts worry about the impact on funding and Office of Civil Rights investigations.