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Planning to attend the No Kings protest in Bucks County, Philadelphia? Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and prepare for peaceful demonstrations. Stay informed on route changes and local guidelines. Follow PhillyBurbs for updates.
President Joe Biden highlighted his support for unions during a rally in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have separate Pennsylvania campaign events scheduled for next week.
Philadelphia faces significant budget challenges if President Trump cuts federal funding to cities. Potential losses could impact essential services, highlighting the urgent need for local fiscal planning.
Experts weigh in on Elon Musk’s potential impact on Pennsylvania’s election outcome. As a high-profile figure, his influence on voter sentiment and campaign dynamics remains closely watched.
Hundreds of former federal employees are applying for Pennsylvania state government jobs following layoffs at the Department of Government Employees (DOGE). The influx highlights a growing trend amid federal cutbacks.
Viral videos of illegal car meetups in Philadelphia have sparked a political debate, with some Republicans using the incidents to criticize local leadership and law enforcement, CBS News reports.
Patrick Dugan, former Philadelphia judge, has announced his candidacy for district attorney. He aims to bring judicial experience to the role amid calls for reform in the city’s justice system.
Trump’s campaign saw modest gains with Black voters in Philadelphia, a historically Democratic stronghold. Interviews reveal factors behind this shift, highlighting evolving political priorities within the community.
WATCH: On a campaign blitz in Philadelphia, Vice President Harris vowed the U.S. is “determined to turn the page” on hate and division, emphasizing unity and progress in a key battleground city.
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Philadelphia on Wednesday for a key campaign event, underscoring the city’s importance in the upcoming election. The visit aims to rally support and energize local voters.
Philadelphia’s rich cultural and political history comes alive in “Leroy Johnson,” a dynamic new exhibit spotlighted by STIRworld, showcasing the city’s legacy through powerful storytelling and vibrant artistry.
The City of Philadelphia’s official website (.gov) offers residents and visitors vital resources, updates on local government, public services, and community initiatives, promoting transparency and engagement across the city.
A man has been arrested for arson at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence. Police say he also planned to physically assault the governor. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities heightening security measures.
A half-dozen candidates, including a judge, are considering a run against incumbent Larry Krasner for Philadelphia District Attorney, signaling a potentially competitive race ahead.
Elon Musk missed a key court date in Philadelphia, delaying proceedings in a high-profile ‘illegal lottery’ case. A Philadelphia politics expert discusses the legal and local implications of the stall.
Krasner secures a key victory in Philadelphia’s primary, advancing his campaign amid a competitive field. Tuesday’s Pennsylvania primaries also saw notable results shaping local and state races, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
In deep-blue Philadelphia, a notable shift is emerging as working-class voters increasingly lean Republican. This political realignment challenges traditional Democratic strongholds, reflecting growing economic and social concerns.
A proposed $264 million for Pennsylvania projects, spanning infrastructure to playgrounds, vanished amid Congress’ budget battle. The funding freeze delays vital community improvements statewide, officials warn.
Suburban Philadelphia voters are reexamining Vice President Harris following the recent debate. PBS reports a shift in perception as voters weigh her performance ahead of the upcoming election.
Philadelphia voters prepare for the 2025 primary election, with key races including district attorney and important ballot questions. This guide from Inquirer.com breaks down what to expect and how to participate.