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Nearly 100 people at McPherson Square lit candles and read the names of deceased loved ones Wednesday.

Mastriano’s campaign for governor is opaque. But financial filings reveal close relationships with self-proclaimed prophets and QAnon conspiracy theorists.

It has been one year since the remnants of Hurricane Ida battered Philadelphia, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, and Bucks counties with historic rainfall and strong winds.

The 40-year-old Williams has hinted this will be the last tournament of her illustrious career.

A male suspect, identified by police as 47-year-old Dwayne Taylor, was taken into custody in Brooklyn.

Philadelphia’s 211 system is now fully staffed. Plans are underway to ensure security is a top priority at the Made in America Event over Labor Day weekend.

The garden, open through September, honors loved ones who have died from opioid and substance use disorders, and calls attention to an ongoing addiction epidemic.

The declaration means residents should work to conserve 5% to 10% of water usage per day.

The hope is that the modified boosters will blunt yet another winter surge.

The state Legislature unanimously passed a bill that would eliminate a testing requirement for new teachers called “EdTPA.” Murphy has yet to sign it.

The FBI also seized 33 boxes containing more than 100 classified records during its Aug. 8 search of Mar-a-Lago and found classified documents stashed in Trump's office.

The city is partnering with the School District of Philadelphia and public safety partners to enhance after school programs.

For 10 years, Caitlin Nagel has fought for Philadelphians at Community Legal Services. When it comes to justice, she says we need more than “Band-Aid solutions.”

The synthetic painkiller is 50 times stronger than heroin, and two milligrams can kill. Officials want users to know if it’s in their heroin, cocaine, and other drugs.

In issuing his decision Tuesday, the judge rejected Kathy McGuiness’ request for a new trial.