Bry Pardoe’s role, shaping the human-centered approach in Pennsylvania’s state governance under Gov. Josh Shapiro, speaks volumes. Shapiro’s Democratic leadership has shifted bureaucratic norms, prioritizing people over perplexing regulations, igniting…
The Democratic National Committee unveils a vibrant billboard campaign in Philadelphia, commemorating President Biden’s two-year milestone since signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. This move spearheads a broader Democratic initiative in…
In the historic Mayor’s Reception Room of Philadelphia’s City Hall, a vibrant tableau unfolds as Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker, donning a striking orange pantsuit, steps into her role as the 100th…
The recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court election marked a significant departure from traditional contests, witnessing unprecedented spending, heightened media attention, and record odd-year voter turnout. Democrat Dan McCaffery’s victory, framed as…
In a groundbreaking victory, Neil Makhija, a 37-year-old Penn Valley resident, secured a historic win as Montgomery County Commissioner, marking the first Indian American to hold the position. Earning over…
In Philadelphia’s “row office” elections, including city commissioners, city controller, register of wills, and sheriff, the Democrats maintained their stronghold with expected wins. The outcomes were largely determined in the…
Cherelle Parker, a seasoned Democrat with a background in state and local politics, secured a historic victory as Philadelphia’s 100th mayor, marking the city’s first female mayor. Parker, 51, triumphed…
Philadelphia voters are gearing up for a transformative Election Day, signaling a significant shift in the city’s political landscape. As Mayor Jim Kenney concludes his two-term tenure, and seasoned City…
Cherelle Parker’s recent victory in the hotly contested Democratic primary for Philadelphia’s 100th mayor holds historical significance as she could become the city’s first Black woman mayor. This achievement reflects…