NewsWorks Tonight, December 19, 2017
Listen 22:50Montgomery County State Senator Daylin Leach is calling for Pennsylvania Senate leaders to address the allegations. A federal crackdown on illegal immigration is leading to more arrests at courthouses. Philadelphia steps up sheriff sales to collect back taxes, low income residents feel they’re being targeted. We talk with Philadelphia’s new Harm Reduction Coordinator, Allison Herens. Philadelphia’s newest painted mural is on a bridge in Kensington spanning a former encampment of homeless drug users.
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