Parker on possible Super Bowl celebrations: 'Don't climb light poles or anything else'
Mayor Cherelle Parker urged fans not to climb light pole or other structures during possible Super Bowl victory celebrations in Philadelphia. This comes after an 18-year-old Temple University student fell to his death after climbing a pole during the NFC Championship celebrations in the city.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker presented City Council on Thursday with an initial $40 million funding proposal to help pay for ...
The Philadelphia Mayor along with the U.S. Transportation Secretary and the Pennsylvania Governor are giving an update on the ...
NTSB investigators are working to extract black box data that may help determine what caused the aircraft to go down.
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The haul shows how the city’s Democratic donor base has coalesced around Parker and how she’s enjoyed continued support from ...
Three people injured on the ground when a jet crashed in a busy Philadelphia neighborhood, killing seven people, remain in critical condition, Mayor Cherelle Parker said Sunday. Parker said 22 ...
In addition to the six victims who were killed on the plane, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said Saturday that a seventh person who was in a car at the time of the crash also died. On ...
The seven-term state representative lost his bid for reelection amid extraordinary circumstances, including his family ...
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas issues a friendly wager to Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker on Friday. Mayor Lucas has made ...
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Philadelphia's mayor says five people hurt on the ground when a jet crashed Friday remain hospitalized, and three of them are ...
Unity was the message of the night Wednesday as Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and other city officials held a town hall to chart ...
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