Philadelphia leaders propose ban on ski masks in public places The city could also issue a $2,000 fine to those who wear a ski mask while committing a crime.

For Anthony Phillips, what it took to find a life journey worth pursuing was the love, resolve, and faith his mother and grandmother passed on to him. Their example led him to the community-focused ...

Philadelphia got four new city councilmembers Monday as Jim Harrity, Sharon Vaughn, Quetcy Lozada and Anthony Phillips were sworn in.

Anthony Phillips will serve as the 9th District representative. Sharon Vaughn will fill the council's second vacant at-large seats. The four will take the oath of office Monday at noon.

City Council voted on Thursday to ban ski masks and some other face coverings in schools, city buildings and other places.

The Philadelphia City Council voted Thursday to ban ski masks in public and city spaces, including parks, public transit and government buildings. The measure passed 13-2, with advocates saying the… ...

Anthony Phillips 9th District | Democrat Phillips, now in his first full term as a representative for North Philadelphia, joined his noncommittal colleagues.

A Philadelphia City Council member has proposed legislation to impose a ban on ski masks in the city. The bill from Councilmember Anthony Phillips would ban wearing ski masks, or other full face ...

City council voted today and the bill to ban ski masks in public spaces passed 13-2, according to Phillips, and Mayor Kenney will sign into law early next week. People who wear ski masks in parks ...

Philadelphia City Councilmember Anthony Phillips, at podium, is joined by City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, center, and PHDC President/CEO David Thomas, left, in announcing the relaunch of ...

Ninth District Councilmember Anthony Phillips sponsored a resolution in the spring establishing the task force, which consists of lawmakers, educators, advocates, parents and guardians, and students.

Philadelphia's City Council has banned the wearing of ski masks in many public places throughout the city. Those that violate the ban will need to pay a fine.