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Safehouse leaders say they are reviewing their options and next steps, which could include filing an appeal. The lawsuit was first filed in 2019.
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Listen 1:04‘This is their Mecca:’ South Philly braces for a jam-packed WrestleMania weekend
Philadelphia Convention and Tourism Bureau anticipates 50,000 visitors will travel to Philadelphia for WrestleMania weekend.
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Mayor Parker signs bills targeting quality of life in Kensington
The actions ban gambling devices in convenience stores, outlaw flipping devices and mandate an 11 p.m. business curfew in Kensington.
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SEPTA is piloting a new gate to help stop turnstile jumping
The transit agency is testing out a new gate system at 69th Street Station that would replace the traditional turnstiles currently in use.
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Di Bruno Bros. secures investment from Brown’s Super Stores
The brand founded in Philly in 1939 enters a new chapter with new financial backing from former mayoral candidate Jeff Brown.
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Philly lawmakers seek to save more renters from being evicted: ‘This is an emergency’
The “Our Philly Neighborhoods” campaign also calls for home repair funding and an expansion of the pool of residents who can freeze their taxes.
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Where to watch the solar eclipse in Philly
We haven’t seen an eclipse of this magnitude in our region in 40 years. The next one of this size won’t happen until 2078.
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Philly’s Made in America festival is canceled again this year
This announcement comes after the festival was canceled in 2023 due to "severe circumstances outside of production control."
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Phillies slugger Bryce Harper homers for his first 3 hits of the season
“I’m not satisfied with one, or two, or three," said Harper. "You know how I am."
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A Supreme Court case could have major implications for homelessness in Philly region
Some legal scholars believe the Supreme Court’s decision could have far-reaching consequences beyond the issue of homelessness.
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‘A little undercooked’: Sixers arena plan gets another icy reception from design panel
Nearly 50 people weighed in during the all-day hearing. The overwhelming majority had lingering concerns with the team’s updated plan.
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Listen 0:58Mayor Cherelle Parker nominates 9 for Philly school board, a mix of new and returning faces
Parker said the nominees have an enthusiasm and zeal for student achievement, adding that she chose them because they put children first.
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Phillies to offer BOGO hotdogs for 1st time since replacing ‘Dollar Dog Night’
Since many fans were disappointed by the loss of the dollar-dog deal, other eateries around the city have offered up their own deal.
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Philly opens its first ‘one-stop shop’ voter office of the 2024 election season
“We can't take [voting] for granted,” said City Councilmember at-large Nina Ahmad. “We have to fight for it.”
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Listen 1:03A racist play was staged at Philly’s CAPA during Black History Month. The pushback is still ongoing
"And Then There Were None," an adaptation of Agatha Christie's popular mystery novel, has racist tropes and undertones.
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