Here’s a breakdown of the most impactful legislation taking effect this year: · the fight over philadelphia ’ s tax on sugary beverages did not end in 2017, when city council overwhelmingly passed the tax ordinance. If anything, it’s an issue that represents a real divide in philadelphians of different backgrounds and neighborhoods. · amendments to the home rule charter — essentially the city’s constitution — must be adopted by city council and then approved by voters. Olga kaya / getty philadelphia and pennsylvania are ushering in 2026 with a range of new laws that aim to address social equity, public safety, and environmental concerns. While the plan is moving. Statewide changes in pennsylvania crown act pennsylvania joins 28 other states in enacting the crown act, which prohibits discrimination. · city council voted thursday to recall a change to “non-conformities” zoning usages passed last month. Mayor cherelle parker sent the legislation back to the chambers after discussions with the. · philadelphia city council passed a series of bills thursday, approving the team’s controversial new arena in center city, despite a contentious council meeting. · find out how philadelphia leaders respond to trump’s presidency’s new executive orders impacting immigrants, lgbtq+ rights, and diversity. This year’s primary ballot has three proposed amendments. · with a goal of creating or preserving 30,000 affordable and workforce housing units in philadelphia , the plan outlines a sweeping set of reforms and investments designed to modernize housing policy , unlock development, and stabilize communities across the city.

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