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File photo: A Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority bus (SEPTA) is driven on Market Street in view of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Friday, Oct. 22, 2021. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Philadelphia
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Travel

Take note of SEPTA’s schedule changes for Christmas and New Year’s

SEPTA routes will run on a holiday schedule from Christmas Eve through New Year’s Day.

3 years ago

Holiday lights adorn every inch of a Cobbs Creek home
Philadelphia

From Cobbs Creek to Fishtown, Philly houses are all decked out for the holidays

We asked for the best-decorated homes in Philadelphia. You answered.

3 years ago

Tiernan Alexander (left) and Tim Eads at their warehouse in Southwest Philly
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Environment
Philadelphia
Sustainability

This Philly business wants to pack your holiday orders in trash

Feeling guilty about all the plastic, cardboard, and styrofoam your online orders come in? A craft supply business in Philly is trying to solve the problem.

3 years ago

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Roughly a dozen people arrived in a Target parking lot across from the 6abc Action News Studio on Dec. 21, 2022 for a tailgate honoring Jim Gardner's last show on the desk. (Cory Sharber/WHYY)
Media
Philadelphia

Loyal fans tailgate Jim Gardner’s final newscast at Action News studio

Dozens gathered in the parking lot across the street from the Action News Studio to tailgate Jim Gardner’s final newscast.

3 years ago

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Governor John Carney, along with other government leaders and members of the Jewish community, sign the proclamation as part of the 'Shine a Light' campaign. (Johnny Perez-Gonzalez/WHYY)
Delaware
Religion
Social Justice

Delaware proclamation aims to ‘shine a light’ on dangers of antisemitism

From high-profile antisemitic remarks from Kanye West to arson at a University of Delaware Jewish student center, state leaders show the dangers of hate.

3 years ago

U.S. Postal Service electric vehicles are seen as Postmaster General of the United States of America Louis DeJoy announces the Postal Service will sharply increase the number of electric-powered delivery trucks in its fleet and will go all-electric for new purchases starting in 2026. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
Energy
Environment
Government
Transportation

Postal Service commits to 100% electric vehicle replacement beginning in 2026

After facing lawsuits and protests over plans to purchase new gas guzzlers, the USPS commits to all new EVs beginning in 2026.

3 years ago

Animals and community members participate in the 67th annual Archbishop’s Christmas Party in Center City (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Community Events
Philadelphia
Religion

Philly Archdiocese offers gifts for kids around the city at 67th annual live nativity

The party — which dates back to the 1950’s — includes all sorts of live animals, and every child who attends leaves with a gift of their own.

3 years ago

Franco Harris (32) eludes a tackle by Oakland Raiders' Jimmy Warren as he runs 42-yards for a touchdown after catching a deflected pass during an AFC Divisional NFL football playoff game in 1972
New Jersey
Sports

Hall of Fame running back and Burlco native Franco Harris dies at 72

His death comes two days before the 50th anniversary of The Immaculate Reception and three days before Pittsburgh is scheduled to retire his No. 32 during a halftime ceremony.

3 years ago

Martha Graham Cracker
Performing Arts
Philadelphia
Public Health

After leukemia diagnosis, drag performer Martha Graham Cracker is searching for a stem cell donor

The beloved drag cabaret performer has been diagnosed with leukemia. A South Street block party Wednesday will search for a stem cell donor match.

3 years ago

This image posted by Caltrans District 1 shows a road closure on California State Route 211 at Fernbridge, a 1,320-foot-long (402.3 m) concrete arch bridge that spans the Eel River near Fortuna, Calif., in Humboldt County. The bridge is closed while they conduct a safety inspection checking for possible seismic damage. Officials say a strong earthquake in Northern California has cut off power to thousands and damaged roads and homes. No injuries have been reported in the magnitude 6.4 earthquake early Tuesday near Ferndale. That's a small community over 200 miles northwest of San Francisco and close to the Pacific Coast. (Caltrans District 1 via AP)
National
Public Safety

Powerful quake jolts Northern California; 70K without power

Eleven injuries were reported after the magnitude 6.4 earthquake early Tuesday near Ferndale.

3 years ago

The back of a Philadelphia police van is seen on a street
K-12
Philadelphia
Public Safety
6abc

Elementary school in Rhawnhurst placed on lockdown after student brings gun, police say

Authorities say the student is in custody and the firearm has been recovered.

3 years ago

Water pouring from a kitchen sink
Delaware
Economy
Infrastructure
Pennsylvania
Personal Finance

Inflation and infrastructure costs are driving up water bills in the Delaware Valley

Water rates will increase in 2023 for hundreds of thousands of residents in our region — from Wilmington, Del., to the Pennsylvania suburbs.

3 years ago

Jasper the cat is seen lounging
Animals
Pennsylvania

Bucks County SPCA rescues 59 cats and counting in animal hoarding case

Despite the conditions at the apartment, most of the cats are friendly and in good condition which will make it easier for the SPCA to get them ready for adoption.

3 years ago

(FlightRadar24)
Philadelphia
Politics
Public Safety
Transportation

Fighter jets flew over Philly to chase a civilian plane out of restricted airspace

The president is in Delaware today, so flying nearby is a no-no.

3 years ago

The White House Menorah can be seen in Cross Hall and is part of this year's
NPR
Government
Religion

As the Bidens mark Hanukkah, the White House gets its own menorah for the first time

This year, to celebrate the ancient Jewish festival of lights, the White House added a menorah to its holiday lineup for the first time.

3 years ago

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