After making several relatively minor amendments, Philadelphia City Council on Thursday largely approved Mayor Cherelle L.

Philadelphia City Council voted 15-1 Thursday to pass a $6.82 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

The plan, which had few changes from the proposal made in March, was passed on the final meeting before summer recess.

After two days of nearly around-the-clock negotiations, Philadelphia City Council members on Thursday afternoon gave ...

Philadelphia City Council approved on Thursday a $6.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, finalizing a spending plan that emphasizes public safety, city services, education, and infrastructure ...

City Councilmember Nicolas O'Rourke's office says budget cuts for Zero Fare program will hurt ridership capacity.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia City Council passed its operating and capital budgets for the upcoming year. Together, the plans call for more than $13 billion to fund the city in the new fiscal ...

Education advocates and some city councilmembers say the city could have provided more funding to the school district, which ...

Philadelphia allocates $1.9 billion of its $6.7 billion budget to public safety, with further funds for employee benefits and ...

As part of the city’s new $7 billion budget, the City Council approved bonding authority for Mayor Cherelle Parker's plan to ...

Members of Philadelphia’s AFSCME District Council 33 voted 95 percent in favor of a strike in response to the city’s proposed ...

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker ... woman to hold the job -- addressed City Council with a proposal for the city's budget for the coming year. During Thursday's regularly scheduled City ...