Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker is in her second year in office with an agenda to improve quality of life across the city. And, the new year is bringing change to the political landscape with Donald Trump assuming the role of president in two weeks.

During her first year in office, Mayor Cherelle Parker established herself as the center of gravity in City Hall by swiftly executing potential fixes to Philly's most pressing problems. Why it matters: The mayor racked up more successes than losses in Year 1 — setting up a roadmap of her vision for the city.

As the country's political landscape is set to change, with Donald Trump about to be sworn in as president, Mayor Cherelle Parker looks ahead to her agenda of quality-of-life improvements for the city.

Mayor Cherelle Parker on Wednesday unveiled the first city-owned recovery housing for people coming out of drug treatment, a key to her plan to address the opioid epidemic.