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Coronavirus update: NJ Motor Vehicle Commission to restart limited in-person services
Road tests and the issuing of new licenses and permits will begin on the tentative date of June 29.
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Coronavirus update: SEPTA to require riders wear masks starting June 8
In a release, Chief Press Officer Andrew Busch noted that coverings don’t have to be fancy, they may be as simple as a bandana or repurposed t-shirt.
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DC paints huge Black Lives Matter mural near White House
“The section of 16th street in front of the White House is now officially ‘Black Lives Matter Plaza,’” Bowser tweeted. A sign was put up to mark the change.
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Witness: Floyd didn’t resist arrest, tried to defuse things
A man who was with George Floyd on the night he died said his friend did not resist arrest and instead tried to defuse the situation before he ended up handcuffed.
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On 7th day of protests, Philly D.A. charges high-ranking police officer with aggravated assault
Philadelphia D.A. Larry Krasner announced aggravated assault charges against a high-ranking city police officer for striking a protester Monday.
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Philly police commander seen beating protesters faces aggravated assault charges
Staff Inspector Joe Bologna has a history of misconduct and is linked to past PPD corruption scandals.
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Gov. Murphy nominates first Black woman justice to N.J. Supreme Court
Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver emphasized the significance of Pierre-Louis’ accomplishments, saying, “Today there is more glass on the floor.”
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Search ongoing for fisherman who fell out of kayak on Jersey Shore river
A multi-agency search is ongoing Friday morning for a fisherman who fell out of a kayak and into a Jersey Shore river, authorities said.
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Unemployment rate falls to 13.3%, US adds 2.5 million jobs
The government said Friday that the economy added 2.5 million jobs last month, driving unemployment down from 14.7% in April.
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The statue is gone but there will always be another Rizzo
In truth, broad systemic change is needed to save Black lives from the twin scourges of racism and police brutality.
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Union leaders say they have to fight for everything nursing home staff need to protect themselves from COVID-19, a virus that has been particularly deadly in nursing homes.
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Listen 2:12Philly is ‘yellow’ now. Is it ready?
City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley says the numbers justify reopening as his department watches closely for signs of new outbreaks.
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Philadelphia Orchestra to premiere new work written for the pandemic
“Seven O’Clock Shout,” written and performed in isolation, is a tribute to moments of humanity during strife.
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Listen 2:23Teens as ‘essential’ workers: How high schoolers stepped up for family during COVID-19
For thousands of Philadelphia-area teenagers, the end of the school year brings extra relief: a break from balancing being both a student and an essential worker.
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Listen 4:32NBA owners approve 22-team season restart plan
The NBA took a major step toward getting back on the court Thursday, with the league’s board approving a 22-team format for restarting the league season next month.
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