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Mayor Parker responds to the lawsuit over city workers returning to the office fulltime
Philadelphia city workers are set to return to working in the office fulltime in the next two weeks per Mayor Cherelle Parker’s mandate. The decision has gotten push back and may now be on hold as a lawsuit has been filed to stop that from happening and a court date has been set. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has Mayor Parker’s response...
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Howard Eskin barred from Citizens Bank Park for rest of Phillies season after ‘unwelcome kiss'
Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin has been suspended from Citizens Bank Park for an unwelcome kiss toward an Aramark employee.
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Police searching for man or men who stole from the School of Rock in Philly
Surveillance video obtained from police shows what they claim is a man stealing from the School of Rock in Philadelphia. Philadelphia police say the video shows someone stealing guitars and other gear over the course of two days, but they are unsure if it is the same person or two different people.
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Union sues Philadelphia over requirement that city workers return to the office full time
A union that represents thousands of Philadelphia city employees has asked a judge to block Mayor Cherelle Parker’s requirement that they return to their offices full time as of July 15. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the details on the lawsuit.
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Philly's mayor promised to clean up every neighborhood in the city. An update on how it's going
Wednesday marks one month since the City of Philadelphia launched its 13-week cleaning program, with a commitment to clean up every single neighborhood by the end of the summer. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has a look into the progress.
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Plenty of patriotism on display in Old City ahead of Independence Day
Patriotism was on full display in Old City on Tuesday with the Historic District’s Red, White, & Blue To-Do Pomp & Parade. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama was there for it all.
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Union sues Philadelphia over requirement that city workers return to the office full time
A union that represents thousands of Philadelphia city employees has asked a judge to block Mayor Cherelle Parker’s requirement that they return to their offices full time as of July 15. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday by District Council 47 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
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Red, White & Blue To-Do features a patriotic parade
NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama is in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood Tuesday as a patriotic parade inspired by Founding Father John Adams and featuring kids in floats takes place during the Wawa Welcome America Red, White & Blue To-Do.
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Voters in Philly region, South Jersey react to the presidential debate
In the hours after the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk caught up with a Philly resident, a Montgomery County resident and a South Jersey resident to get their reactions. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, the three voters shared their thoughts on the debate and whether or not they’re closer to making a...
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Voters in Philly, Pa. suburbs, South Jersey weigh in on the presidential debate
In the hours after the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk caught up with a Philly resident, a Montgomery County resident and a South Jersey resident to get their reactions. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, the three voters shared their thoughts on the debate and whether or not they’re closer to making a...
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‘Howl at the Moon' bar announces sudden closure
Howl at the Moon and Down Nightclub says it is officially closing down. The bar and live music spot thanked its customers for a decade of loyalty at its South 15th Street location. The company did not give a reason for the sudden closure and says all reservations will be refunded.
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SEPTA and the PPA are cracking down on low-level crimes
SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority are cracking down on issues that affect passengers and drivers’ quality of life. There are several policy changes drivers and passengers should be aware of to avoid fines. NBC10″s Johnny Archer has the details.
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Howl at the Moon and Down Nightclub closing in Philly, effective July 1
Howl at the Moon announced that it is closing its Philadelphia location which also houses Down Nightclub effective immediately on July 1.
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Stolen Revolutionary War musket is finally returned to the Museum of the American Revolution
The Museum of the American Revolution held a ceremony to announce the return of a stolen Revolutionary War musket. The gun was stolen in the late 1960s when it was displayed at the Valley Forge Historical Society. It was thought to be gone forever but will now be back on display soon.
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Delays and cancellations at PHL cause trouble for holiday travelers ahead of the Fourth of July
Storms forced cancellations and delays at the Philadelphia International Airport on Sunday, leaving bags piling up and passengers grounded for hours. This year AAA anticipates that there will be record-setting travel volume for Fourth of July. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors spoke with travelers at the airport about their travel woes.
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Philly renews Verizon contract, plans to bring internet to 183 rec. centers
More than 180 rec. centers throughout Philadelphia will be given internet access as part of a five-year agreement the city has made with Verizon.
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Woman killed by stray bullet as gunman shoots at teen girls in Kensington, police say
A woman was shot and killed by a stray bullet inside her home after a fight between teen girls led to a shooting in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, police said.
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A ‘hello' to arms: Stolen musket returned, joins collection at the Museum of the American Revolution
After being stolen in a 1968 burglary, a Revolutionary War musket has been recovered by the FBI and was returned to Philadelphia to be put on public display on Monday.
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Police ID 2 suspects in mass shooting that injured 7 in North Philly
Police identified two more suspects in a mass shooting that left seven people injured in North Philadelphia last month.
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Throwing shade: PPA begins ticketing for illegally tinted windows
On Monday, PPA officials will begin ticketing any vehicle found to have a “sun screening device,” — i.e. window tint –that is dark enough to violate state law.