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Philadelphia's new pothole squad aims to fix damaged roads within 48 hours

Philadelphia is taking a new approach to tackling potholes, launching a dedicated team Monday aimed at repairing damaged streets within 48 hours of a pothole being reported. The city's new Road Warriors Pothole Squad consists of 22 members tasked with identifying and repairing potholes across Philadelphia, part of an effort to speed up repairs and address a persistent problem for drivers.

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Philadelphia Veterans Parade honors those who fought for freedom

Today, the 12th annual Veterans Parade marched through Philadelphia to honor service members.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

camdencounty.com

Majority Leader provided money for Hopeworks truancy program and Reentry Release Center

The newest state budget allocation secured by Assembly Majority Leader Louis Greenwald supported two Camden County programs that provide residents with resources and opportunities to move forward. The funding will help Hopeworks continue its truancy prevention program, which works in partnership with Camden County to help young people who have...

Camden, NJ · 17h

New Jersey Globe

Inkygate: Inquirer lawyers: if Nancy Phillips gave her notes to prosecutors, it’s ‘protected public expression’

According to lawyers for The Philadelphia Inquirer, if editor Nancy Phillips gave her “fabricated” notes to prosecutors so they could falsely indict South Jersey political boss George Norcross for racketeering, it’s no big deal. Why?. Because, according to lawyers Eli Segal and John Stapleton, Phillips’s “alleged transmission...

New Jersey · 17h

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World War II veteran, retired Philly firefighter celebrates 100th birthday

"No regrets, no regrets," said 100-year-old WWII veteran and retired firefighter, Bill Kinee. "I wish I could have done more, that's all."

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News 12

TapestryHealth files for bankruptcy as Stratford mayor addresses his continued role as board chairman

Chess says he stepped away from the company’s management, operations and clinical responsibilities four years ago but continues to serve as chairman of its board of directors.

Stratford, NJ · 20h

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Montgomery County officials reflect on 2026 General Election’s blue wave

NORRISTOWN — Montgomery County Democrats are still riding the Election Day high after the “blue tsunami” of midterm results swept through the nation a week ago. The county, a predominately Democratic area, remained blue as many local legislators in Congress, the governor’s mansion and Pennsylvania General Assembly retained their seats. Elected officials expressed elation over the “trifecta” in Harrisburg.

Montgomery County, PA · 21h

TAG24 NEWS

John Fetterman may face Gaza-born Democratic socialist challenger in 2028

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Though Senator John Fetterman has not yet publicly announced whether he'll run for reelection in 2028, he already has a challenger looking to take his seat. Gaza-born Philadelphia resident Ahmed Moor publicly announced his candidacy in an X post early Monday morning. He is an author, businessman and a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. "My name is Ahmed Moor and I’m running for US Senate here in PA (election 2028). I’m running to end the war in Iran and to promote the dignity agenda: free healthcare, free childcare, and affordable housing," he wrote. "...

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Democrats poised to have 13-seat majority in Pennsylvania House after Tuesday’s election

HARRISBURG — Democratic challengers have declared victory in three competitive Pennsylvania House races that will help determine the size of the party’s majority during the next legislative session. Wins in those races would give the party a 13-seat advantage. In Lancaster County’s 41st House District, Brad Chambers leads Republican state Rep. Brett Miller by 30 […]

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Shop Local This Holiday Season at Philadelphia’s Largest Outdoor Holiday Market

Holiday shopping in Philadelphia is about to get a lot more festive. The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market is returning to Dilworth Park for its 12th consecutive season, bringing together more than 40 local artists, makers, crafters, and food vendors for a unique shopping experience in the heart of Center City.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Pipeline Strike Spills Thousands of Gallons of Fuel, Bridgeport Homes Evacuated

Thousands of gallons of aviation fuel spilled underground in Bridgeport Thursday afternoon after construction crews struck a buried pipeline, triggering shelter-in-place orders, evacuations and the shutdown of a major roadway in the Montgomery County borough. Officials told NBC10 Philadelphia that the pipeline belongs to Sunoco and that the rupture happened...

Bridgeport, PA · 3d

KYW News Radio

PHA to build new housing development in Center City

Fourteen floors of apartments will rise at 2012 Chestnut Street, with space for 121 modern apartments. About 73 apartments will be reserved for working families.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

gridphilly.com

Philadelphia tenant unions take on junk fees, broken elevators and AI property management

When tenants at King’s Ferry Square Apartments in South Philadelphia call their property manager, Camden answers the phone. “Hi there!” she says, unfailingly chipper. Camden, however, is not a property manager, nor is she an employee of The Michaels Organization, which owns the building. In fact, Camden is not a human. She’s an artificial intelligence agent, named for the South Jersey city where The Michaels Organization is headquartered.

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Philadelphia Shuts Down the Parkway Sunday for Veterans Day Parade, Festival

Philadelphia rolls out its Veterans Day Parade and Festival this Sunday, Nov. 8, with the parade stepping off at noon on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and a festival following at Eakins Oval. The event is billed as a free, family-friendly celebration honoring the men and women who have served the country, and it comes with a long list of street closures and transit detours that will reshape the area around the Parkway for most of the day.

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Academy museum’s real deficit

When Philadelphia officials argue about what a museum costs the public, a single number can travel farther than the paperwork behind it. At a City Council hearing, speakers cited a $4.4 million shortfall for the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. Documents later placed the 2025 gap at $960,000. That distance between a hearing figure and a ledger figure is the Academy museum deficit in its most political form: not only red ink, but a fight over which red ink the city is being asked to believe.

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Philadelphia officials announce fall edition of cleaning program

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the fall edition of the recurring citywide cleaning program on Friday.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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Philadelphia security guard's artwork earns display in City Hall

Khaliik White, a security guard who draws intricate artwork during his breaks, now sees his work hanging on the walls of Philadelphia's City Hall.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

PA Times

Energy assistance available at Tacony Library workshop

Tacony Library, 6742 Frankford Ave., will host a LIHEAP Energy Workshop on Saturday, Dec. 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Energy Coordinating Agency of Philadelphia. Anyone who needs winter energy assistance is welcome to attend. There will be information on applying for assistance to pay electric, gas and […]

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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Comcast is laying off more than 600 Philly employees amid big cost-cutting transformation

On a gray morning in Center City, the elevators at the Comcast towers still moved with their usual hush, but the talk on the sidewalks had shifted. People who once compared notes on streaming launches and broadband upgrades were asking who might still have a desk when the quarter ended. The phrase Comcast Philly layoffs moved from private worry into public record after a state filing described more than 600 job cuts at the company headquarters. For a city that has treated the cable and broadband giant as both employer and civic symbol, the notice carried a weight that went beyond a single human resources memo.