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How could Project 2025 impact Pennsylvanians?

Project 2025 aims to ‘protect America’s families.’ What would that actually mean for Pennsylvanians?

Look at how some of the proposed changes in the 922-page document will impact your neighbors.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker held a news conference in her City Hall Reception Room to discuss transition in her executive team on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. From left are Jessie Lawrence, director of the Department of Planning and Development; Adam Thiel, managing director; Tiffany W. Thurman, chief of staff; Aren Platt, chief deputy mayor; and Vanessa Garrett-Harley, deputy mayor.

Mayor Parker’s development and planning team is finally taking shape 10 months into her term

The First Baptist Church cemetery plot at the Mount Moriah Historic Cemetery and Arboretum in Philadelphia on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023.

First Baptist Church has a very long history in Philadelphia. The rediscovery of its 300-year-old cemetery raises plenty of questions

City workers with the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) cleaning along Huntingdon Street near Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia, Friday, March 15, 2024.

City crews are cleaning each Philly block this summer. Parking, trash days, and more.

Janell Johnson-Washington looks through previous energy bills at her home, in Philadelphia, Thursday, June 29, 2023.

Your utility bills may be $12 more per month by the end of 2024

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