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Broad Street Brief – September 25, 2025
September 25, 2025
City Hall Councilmember Introduces Bill to Stop Philly from Burning Trash City Councilmember Jamie Gauthier (D-District 3) introduced legislation to ban Philadelphia from signing...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Calder Gardens to Open This Weekend
September 18, 2025
City Hall City Council to Consider Requiring Retailers to Charge Fee for Paper Bags During Thursday’s meeting, City Councilmember Mark Squilla (D-District 1) reintroduced...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Philly No Longer Nation’s Poorest Big City
September 11, 2025
City Hall City Council Bill Targets Smoke Shops Selling Unregulated Drugs During Thursday’s meeting, City Councilmember Katherine Gilmore Richardson (D-At Large) introduced legislation to...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Novel PHLHousing+ Program Shows Strong Results
September 4, 2025
City Hall City’s Novel PHLHousing+ Program Shows Strong Results A new study finds that families receiving unrestricted cash through Philadelphia’s PHLHousing+ program were less...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Teachers Union Reaches Tentative Contract
August 28, 2025
City Hall Teachers Union Reaches Tentative Contract as School Year Begins The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers secured a tentative three-year deal with the School...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Mayor Parker Rallies Support for SEPTA
August 21, 2025
City Hall Mayor Parker Outlines Behind-the-Scenes Efforts to Secure SEPTA Funding Amid PA Budget Talks Mayor Cherelle Parker (D) has been actively working with...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: SEPTA Cuts Moving Forward Due to PA Budget Impasse
August 14, 2025
City Hall City’s High Overtime Costs Raise Burnout, Staffing Concerns The City of Philadelphia spent more than $370 million on overtime in 2024, with...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: City Supports Small Businesses as Tax Break Ends
August 7, 2025
City Hall City Offers Support for Small Businesses as Tax Exemption is Phased Out Philadelphia is supporting small businesses through flexible payment plans, free...Read More -
Broad Street Brief: Philadelphia City Budget Earns Final Greenlight
July 31, 2025
City Hall Parker Admin’s Long-term Budget Plans Fully Approved The Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority greenlit Mayor Cherelle Parker’s five-year financial plan, despite the body...Read More