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SEPTA regional rail train. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Transportation

$6,000 reward offered in commuter train conductor shooting

SEPTA and a citizens' crime commission have announced a $6,000 reward for information in the shooting of a conductor on a commuter train platform last week.

6 years ago

Gerald Renfrow and his wife Connie have stayed on the block despite many of their neighbors taking buyouts from the the city and are looking forward to more activity. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Housing
Philadelphia
PlanPhilly

‘Music’ of construction greets Osage Ave. neighbors on MOVE bombing anniversary

On the 34th anniversary of the MOVE bombing, 16 of the homes that were destroyed are newly rebuilt and residents have begun to move in.

6 years ago

Billy Penn

The first annual Billy Penn Awards will honor Philly’s awesomest people

6 years ago

The Monmouth Beach ordinance intends to “to protect the environment, particularly marine and other wildlife, and the health, safety and welfare of persons and property.
Down the Shore
Environment
New Jersey

Another Jersey Shore town bans intentional balloon releases

Another Jersey Shore town has banned intentional balloon releases as the state considers a prohibition on the act. 

6 years ago

Norristown Police Chief Mark Talbot addressed 50 community members Sunday after a melee between about 50 to 100 minors and police officers at a church fair the night before. Video of the incident shows one officer putting a young girl in a chokehold. (Katie Colaneri/WHYY)
Pennsylvania
Policing

After an officer put a teen in a chokehold, Norristown PD investigating response to fight at carnival

A police officer can be seen in videos putting a girl in a chokehold and shoving another young girl in the stomach. Norristown’s police chief is investigating the incident.

6 years ago

NPR
Gender
Home & Family

‘All the rage’ isn’t about moms having it all — it’s about moms doing it all

Psychologist Darcy Lockman says there's been progress since the 1950s, but equal partnerships are a long way off. Her book explores the uneven distribution of childcare.

6 years ago

The postcard and $10 bill a customer handed to a Coffee Tyme employee in Cape May in honor of a fallen Marine. (Courtesy of Jesse Lambert/Coffee Tyme)
Down the Shore
New Jersey

Cape May coffee shop customers pay it forward for fallen Marine

A random act of kindness at a Cape May coffee shop in memory of a fallen New York City firefighter and U.S. Marine sparked a pay it forward campaign. 

6 years ago

A sailboat appeared to be in distress off the Bradley Beach, New Jersey shoreline late Sunday morning. (Courtesy of Bud McCormick)
Down the Shore
New Jersey
Down the Shore

Coast Guard responds to sailboat struggling in rough conditions near N.J. shoreline

A good Samaritan alerted the U.S. Coast Guard to the sailboat that appeared to be in distress off Monmouth County late Sunday morning.

6 years ago

A homemade sign hangs on the fence surrounded Paradise Elementary School. The school was destroyed by the fire and the rubble is now being bulldozed and cleaned up.
(Michelle Wiley/KQED)
NPR
Environment
National

6 months after Paradise burned, trauma endures for kids and adults

Mental health specialists working in the area of the deadly Camp Fire are seeing a second wave of trauma from survivors. But counseling services are in short supply.

6 years ago

Janie Dumbleton was among the passengers of Amtrak 188 on May 12, 2015, when it derailed in Philadelphia, killing eight. She's shown here at High Street on Hudson, a restaurant in New York owned by another survivor of the crash, Eli Kulp. (Courtesy of Janie Dumbleton)
NPR
Mental Health
National
Public Safety

How a shirt from Target helped a survivor of deadly Amtrak crash heal

On May 12, 2015, Amtrak Train 188 rounded a corner at 106 miles per hour — more than double the posted speed limit — and derailed in Philadelphia.

6 years ago

HUD Secretary Ben Carson is portraying the proposed change as a way to help low-income Americans who are in need of housing assistance. (Shannon Finney/Getty Images)
NPR
Housing
Kids
Politics

Proposed rule could evict 55,000 children from subsidized housing

Tens of thousands of poor children — all of them American citizens or legal residents — could lose their housing under a new rule proposed Friday by the Trump administration.

6 years ago

An Atlantic City Rail Line train to 30th Street Station in Philadelphia arrives in Lindenwold, N.J. (Bastiaan Slabbers for WHYY)
New Jersey
Transportation

NJ Transit rail service resumes in Atlantic City, Princeton

Morning commuters on the Atlantic City line will five trains to choose from, but riders will lose a late-night option.

6 years ago

A group of doctors, lawers, friends, and family gather at the home of Marissa Perrone and Joe Piscitello, where they host the Friends of Safehouse event on Friday, May 10, 2019. (Natalie Piserchio for WHYY)
Addiction
Philadelphia

Safehouse supporters huddle to work on messaging, sway public opinion

Kensington residents vocally oppose Safehouse’s planned site in the neighborhood. Some supporters aim to help with messaging, to get more people on board.

6 years ago

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Adam Pulchino a West Philly resident (right) was concerned their “reverse chariot” wouldn’t make it through the mud. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Community Events
Philadelphia

13th annual Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby puts city’s artists on parade

Philadelphia’s cycling creatives compete in a community parade for best costumes and best breakdown through the neighborhood.

6 years ago

United States Military Academy at West Point is graduating its largest class of black women (Courtesy Hallie Pound)
Gender
Military
Race & Ethnicity
The Philadelphia Tribune

West Point graduates largest class of black women

Thirty-two black women will graduate from the U.S. Academy at West Point later this month — the largest class of Black women in the school’s history.

6 years ago

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