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Philadelphia City Workers Return To The Office Full-Time After Judge Denies Union's Request
"We almost had to shut down this store," Hinmon said, "but we kept it alive through honest customers coming through to help us."
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Philadelphia Parks And Recreation Summer Campers Cool Off At Lackman Pool And Playground During Heat Wave
At the Philadelphia Parks and Recreation summer camp at Lackman Playground, campers were feeling the heat Monday.
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FEMA Will Spend Over $2 Million To Protect Philadelphia's Eastwick Community From Cobbs Creek Flooding
Brenda Whitfield, who's with the community group, Eastwick United, said she's excited to see the barriers installed.
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Mother Of South Philadelphia Dollar Tree Assault Victim Speaks Out: "It's Traumatizing For Her"
The video shows her 20-year-old daughter, chasing after the man who she said assaulted her with a body fluid.
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Late NBA Player And South Philadelphia Native, Rasual Butler, Honored With Court-Length Mural At Chew Playground
A mural honoring the late NBA player and South Philadelphia native, Rasual Butler, was unveiled on Saturday morning at the Chew Playground.
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Philadelphia City Employees' Emails Compromised In A Hack Dating Back To 2023
An unknown number of city employees' emails were compromised in a hack dating back to 2023, the City of Philadelphia announced.
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Haddonfield Crafts And Fine Arts Festival Draws Large Crowds At 30th Annual Event
Artists like Jen McCleary, owner of Jen McCleary Art and Design, have been part of the festival for the past six years.
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Over 200 Swimsuits Given Away In West Philadelphia After Kids Denied Access To City Pools Over Attire
"It's really hard in the community when you are a single mom of four," Daytasha Adams.
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Philadelphia Summer Music Camp Helps Develop Female, Trans And Nonbinary Composers
Clover Drake, a 16-year-old composer from Washington who identifies as nonbinary, said this setting feels freeing.
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Defends Return-To-Office Policy As Union Lawsuit Looms
"I made a decision that I stand by firmly," Parker said Wednesday during a press conference at City Hall.
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$100 Million Plan Unveiled To Transform Philadelphia's Avenue Of The Arts Into Greener Space
The signature stretch of Center City on South Broad Street is known for its musical theater, opera, film and comedy shows.
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Moving Philadelphia's Intercity Bus Terminal To Old City Would Be "Terrible," Residents Say
Some concerns included safety, congestion and pollution.
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Philadelphia Parking Authority Warns Of Phishing Scam About Unpaid Tickets
"The PPA urges consumers not to click the link and not to respond to these text messages," the agency said in a consumer fraud alert.
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Family Of Slain Temple Police Sgt. Chris Fitzgerald Says DA Krasner Won't Seek Death Penalty For Accused Shooter
CBS News Philadelphia has reached out to Krasner's office for comment.
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Campers Stay Cool At JCC Summer Camps In South Jersey As Temperatures Continue To Climb
"This has definitely been a tough heat start to the summer," said Jared Kaufman, associate camp director.
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Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph Riding Out Hurricane Beryl In Jamaica: "Pray For Us"
"We had to take in all of the outside furniture because you know, those things take flight," Ralph said to the camera.
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University Of Pennsylvania Faces Lawsuit For Allegedly Fostering Environment Of Antisemitism On Campus
"People say graduation should be bittersweet," Yakoby said. "It's just bitter at this point."
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Sued By AFSCME DC 47 Over Return-To-Office Policy
The policy was said to sunset a virtual work policy enacted in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Water Main Break Floods Part Of Oregon Avenue In Philadelphia
Part of Oregon Avenue in Philadelphia was inaccessible Wednesday after a water main break, fire dispatchers confirmed.
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Philadelphia's Museum Of The American Revolution Shows Off Rediscovered Musket Made In 1770s
Monday was a day for celebration at the Museum of the American Revolution as staff debuted a long-lost Revolutionary War musket.
