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Philadelphia Man Riding "ATV Dirt Bike" Dies After Crash In Fairhill, Police Say
Matos fell off his dirt bike as a result of the crash and was struck by the car's rear tire, according to police.
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49th Odunde Festival Brings African Food, Culture To The Streets Of South Philadelphia
"We have things that could fit and match into anywhere," Adedeji said. "We have something for everyone, you don't even have to be African."
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Business Owners In Philadelphia's Kensington Section Say City's Efforts To Clean Up Aren't Enough
"When we come in in the morning, now we have to remove people who are sleeping on our doorsteps … It doesn't feel safe," Alicea said.
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Meet The "Hope Bringer" Going Above And Beyond For Philadelphian's Battling Addiction
"They come through this door multiple ways. Some come in handcuffs, some come from hospitals, some voluntarily walk in," Preston said.
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Penn Bans Encampments As Part Of Temporary Guidelines For Campus Protests
The new guidance comes after the university dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment last month.
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Philadelphia Man Fears Possible Return To Prison As DA Larry Krasner Appeals Overturned Conviction
"I'm coming here every day. You know that gives me a sense of purpose. Every day I come in, I don't miss a day," Franklin said.
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Philadelphia City Councilmember Mark Squilla Calls For Investigation Into Closure Of University Of The Arts
Squilla introduced a resolution Thursday that passed in City Council to hold hearings about the closure of UArts.
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Philadelphia International Airport Expecting 18% More Travelers This Summer
"Delayed, delayed, delayed," April Petrey said about her flight home to Lexington. She continued, "I just want to go home."
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Mayor Cherelle Parker's Initiative To Clean Every Neighborhood A Welcome Sight For Philadelphians
"This is the first time I've seen this," said Grisel Claudio, who has lived in Juniata Park for 22 years.
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Center City SIPS Returns For 20th Year In Philadelphia: "It's Really The Best Happy Hour"
Philadelphia's biggest happy hour has returned on Wednesday – Center City SIPS is back.
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Faculty File 2 Lawsuits Against University Of The Arts After Abrupt Closure Announcement
The school abruptly announced on Friday that it would be closing June 7. University President Kerry Walk resigned this week.
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University Of The Arts President Kerry Walk Resigns After School's Sudden Closure
On Tuesday, students were back on campus demonstrating on the steps of Hamilton Hall where they said they were left feeling empty.
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Free Library Of Philadelphia Says There Are "No Plans" To Cancel Author Events
The confusion began Monday night when an email with the subject line was sent out stating the author's event was canceled.
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Temple, Drexel Working To Make Transfer Process "Seamless" For University Of The Arts Students
Temple University and Drexel University both issued statements over the past week offering UArts students paths to transfer.
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Meet The Married Couple Who Transformed Philadelphia's Gayborhood Into Trendy Midtown Village
Philadelphia is often known as a city of neighborhoods, each with its own character and charm.
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Generations Of Pride: Meet The Trailblazers Making A Difference In Philadelphia's LGBTQ+ Community
In our special "Generations of Pride," we visit Philadelphia's Gayborhood, where you'll find LGBTQ+ community pillars like Giovanni's Room.
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Second Night Of Roots Picnic Once Again Wows Music Lovers In Philadelphia's Fairmount Park: "It Was Everything"
Baulkman and her friends traveled all the way from Orlando, Florida, to attend the festival.
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New Photos Show Suspects Wanted In Vandalism Incidents In Philadelphia's Spring Garden Section
CBS News Philadelphia saw crews cleaning up the graffiti Sunday morning in the area of 1500 Spring Garden.
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Thousands Celebrate LGBTQ+ Community At 2024 Philadelphia Pride March And Festival
"It makes me feel welcome, included, and like I finally have a safe space, which is what we all should have," Aura Lee said.
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Looking To Relieve Stress? Check Out Penn Grad's Aromatherapy "Play-Doh For Adults"
"The soft touch of the pastel, the colors, all of that is scientifically proven to help you naturally reduce stress and anxiety," Reid said.
