Reps. Keith S. Harris and Andre D. Carroll are sworn-in to become the newest state Representatives from the Philadelphia area. Harris will serve PA's 195th Legislative District, located in north Philadelphia and encompassing the neighborhoods of Stanton, Brewerytown, Girard and parts of Strawberry Mansion. Carroll will serve the PA's 201st Legislative District, located in northwest Philadelphia and encompassing the neighborhoods of Germantown, Logan and West Oak Lane.

Community Budget Briefing with House Majority Appropriations Committee Chairman Jordan Harris, D-Phila., and the Philadelphia House Delegation

The House Majority Policy Committee held a hearing, hosted by state Rep. Ben Waxman, focusing on improving public transportation.

Philadelphia House Delegation leaders hold a press conference at City Hall in Philadelphia to respond to Governor Shapiro's budget proposal and discuss their priorities in the upcoming budget process.

Pennsylvania House Majority Appropriations Chairman Jordan Harris joined fellow Philadelphia state representatives, senators, city leaders and Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to present nearly $25 million in state grant funding to Philadelphia Water Commissioner Randy Hayman for city water infrastructure improvement projects.

Philadelphia House Delegation members Malcolm Kenyatta, Joe Hohenstein, and Chris Rabb speak during a House Judiciary Committee meeting.

In the early morning hours of Friday, June 23, 2023, members of the Philadelphia House Delegation and Southeast Delegation met with officials and workers at the site of the reconstruction of the collapsed portion of Interstate 95 in Northeast Philadelphia.

Democratic lawmakers joined the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus in a moment of civil disobedience in the House chamber to demand action on police reform bills currently stalled in the House of Representatives.

The Philadelphia Delegation of the General Assembly called upon Governor Tom Wolf, Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner to work together in a coordinated way to reduce the scourge of gun violence in Philadelphia after a weekend of gun violence in which 28 victims were involved in 19 shootings leaving five dead.