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Tenants' rights advocates demonstrated in Boston in January, calling on the Biden administration to extend the CDC eviction moratorium.
(AP)
NPR
Housing
Income Inequality
Public Health

CDC likely to extend eviction moratorium with millions of people behind on rent

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has taken a key step toward extending an order aimed at preventing evictions during the ongoing COVID outbreak.

4 years ago

Philadelphia’s newest Giant food store opened at 23rd and Arch Street in Center City, Philadelphia, on March 19, 2021. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Economic Development
Food & Drink
Billy Penn

What you’ll find at the huge new Giant supermarket on the Schuylkill River

Local products, a coffee shop, 40 beers on tap and terrace seating with a view of 30th Street Station.

4 years ago

A bald eagle was seen at Shortridge Memorial Park in Wynnewood. (Courtesy of Jason Weckstein)
Environment
Outdoors

Look, up in the sky! A bald eagle brings joy near the Art Museum

The distinctive white head and white tail have been spotted near the Schuylkill. The city’s two rivers provide a great habitat, experts say.

4 years ago

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Transit police forcibly remover a violent passenger from a SEPTA bus in Upper Darby, Pa., around 1 a.m. on March 4, 2021. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Employment
Homelessness
Public Safety
Transportation

‘Fear for your life’: What it feels like to drive a SEPTA shuttle overnight

Drivers say they are overwhelmed by people struggling with homelessness and addiction. SEPTA has only 7 social workers to help contain the crisis.

4 years ago

President Joe Biden, accompanied by Vice President Kamala Harris, right, speaks about COVID-19 vaccinations in the East Room of the White House, Thursday, March 18, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
National
Politics
Race & Ethnicity

Biden, Harris offering solace to grieving Asian Americans

The presidential trip was planned before the shooting, as part of a victory lap aimed at selling the benefits of pandemic relief legislation.

4 years ago

Rev. Gregory Holston discusses the Black Clergy of Philadelphia's plan to help eliminate gun violence during a news conference at Janes Memorial United Methodist Church in Germantown. (Abdul R. Sulayman/Philadelphia Tribune)
Gun Violence
Philadelphia
Religion
The Philadelphia Tribune

Black clergy group unveils plan to address gun violence

The clergy group also recommended that Mayor Jim Kenney appoint a czar or deputy mayor delegated to comprehensively addressing violence eradication.

4 years ago

Flowers and signs are displayed at a makeshift memorial outside of the Gold Spa in Atlanta, Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Police in the Atlanta suburb of Gwinnett County say they've begun extra patrols in and around Asian businesses there following the shooting at three massage parlors in the area that killed eight, most of them women of Asian descent. (Alyssa Pointer/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP)
Criminal Justice
Public Safety
Race & Ethnicity

Advocates say reluctance to report anti-Asian harassment stems from mistrust

Community advocates say mistrust and doubting whether their experiences “count” are among the reasons many Asian people don’t report incidents of racism.

4 years ago

Parkway Central Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Billy Penn

Free Library trustees vote to replace board chair decried by Concerned Black Workers

Pamela Dembe’s removal comes less than a year after the resignation of former library president Siobhan Reardon.

4 years ago

The Aldi storefront on Ridge Avenue.
Employment
Income Inequality
Philadelphia
Billy Penn

The minimum wage at all the supermarket chains in Philly

Are the folks who stock your grocery shelves making $15 an hour — or $8?

4 years ago

The exterior of Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility
Gun Violence
Incarceration
Philadelphia

Philadelphia man fatally shot on prison grounds shortly after being released

Twenty-year-old Rodney Hargrove was killed roughly an hour after he left Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility.

4 years ago

A police officer moves through tear gas deployed to disperse a crowd as Justice for George Floyd Philadelphia protests continue in Philly
Philadelphia
Policing
Social Justice

‘Mad or nah?’: Residents react to the damning UN report that cites Philly police violence

Tamara Russell hit the streets to garner reaction to the United Nations’ report pleading for U.S. cities to reform police abuses, citing Philly as its primary example.

4 years ago

Listen 5:04
Mourners gather in Chinatown in the wake of the Atlanta-area shootings
Crime
Philadelphia
Race & Ethnicity
Billy Penn

‘The hate has to stop’: Philly mourns at Chinatown vigil for Atlanta spa shooting victims

With an undercurrent of solidarity, speakers talked about colonialism, the criminalization of sex work, policing, and immigration policy.

4 years ago

Catherine Fortune De Sormeaux is a certified nursing assistant who had her hours cut during the pandemic. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
Gender
Pennsylvania
Public Health

Essential, unemployed, overstretched: How the COVID economy crashed on women

Some call it the “triple whammy.” In Pennsylvania, as in the rest of the country, working women have faced unique hardship due to the pandemic.

4 years ago

Listen 5:03
Shofuso Japanese House and Garden in Fairmount Park
Things To Do
Community Events

Fun in Fairmount Park, online jazz fest, theater-by-phone and more in this week’s ‘Things To Do’

March 18 - March 24: This week's events include reopenings of Fairmount Park's best spots, Easter takeout options, and an Elfreth's Alley walking tour.

4 years ago

Listen 4:12
The streets of Chinatown in April 2020. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Philadelphia
Public Safety
Race & Ethnicity

‘The victims are Asian American’: Philly communities ‘on edge’ after Atlanta-area shooting

While law enforcement said it is not clear whether Tuesday’s attack was racially motivated, organizers in Philly’s Asian communities had no such hesitation.

4 years ago

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