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 Members of Philadelphia's Human Relations Commission (from left) Shalimar Thomas, Thomas H. Earle, and Sally Baraka, hear testimony from tenants at the Penn Wynn House who are being evicted to make way for a $40 million rennovation. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Ousted West Philly tenants win more time as gentrification moves in

A group of low-income tenants in West Philadelphia protesting their evictions have gotten some relief. At an emergency hearing wit ...

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 Residents at Penn Wynn House in West Philadelphia are fighting an eviction notice from the new owner. (Bastiaan Slabbers for NewsWorks)

Accelerated evictions in West Philly spur emergency hearing

A group of tenants in West Philadelphia being evicted to make way for a redevelopment project is taking the case to the city’s Huma ...

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Customers say goodbye to Little Pete’s, one of the last all-night diners in Center City

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Gaming expansion faces division in Pa. House

A bill to expand gambling and raise sorely-needed revenue is moving on to the House, after passing swiftly through the Senate this week. ...

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New Jersey reaches $39M settlement with ConocoPhillips

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Lawmakers recognizing need for food stamps may block Trump from cutting program by $4.6B

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Obama: Private sector is key to tackling climate change

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