Ellie Rushing

Some have been energized and propelled further into activism. Others struggle with trauma and guilt.

The collapsing bricks and window glass snapped Peco Energy Co. power lines, sending orange cable covers and dust onto adjacent Huntingdon Avenue.

“It’s a good problem to have — that there is land that is identified for affordability, and that there are active neighbors that want to see that space thrive.”

Philadelphians can get up to four free $25 rides, covering transportation to and from the sites for both doses.

The petition asked businesses to boycott the Newtown Athletic Club for the owner’s involvement in organizing buses that transported 200 people to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

Lawyers involved in the case declined to elaborate on the specifics of the agreement, as “the settlement is not final and discussions are ongoing.”

The case involves more than two dozen tenants of the Moscow & Monica apartments who say they were scammed out of their rent money.

Some tenants have used screwdrivers to reenter their homes, and others had to find a different place to sleep.

Iyanu Solomon, 19, faces additional assault charges after a third woman came forward to campus police this week, prosecutors say.

Teams of medical professionals are going to senior housing complexes, setting up clinics in lobbies and community rooms, and even going directly to the individual residences of homebound seniors.

Beyond tenant-landlord disputes, Gagandeep Lakhmna faces neighborhood opposition over a proposal for a seven-story apartment building in one of Philadelphia’s rowhouse neighborhoods.

The Lehigh Valley mail processing facility has been beset by mail delays and package pileups over the past year.

The property manager pocketed tenants’ rent payments. Now, the building owner says they aren’t legal residents and has started locking them out.

“It may not be full stands but at least they’re getting the ball rolling in getting people back to work,” said a server at the Wells Fargo Center.

This week, the group will be at Temple University’s Liacouras Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday. No appointments are necessary.

People waited for hours at Philadelphia’s first walk-up vaccination clinic. The consortium hopes more collaboration will lead to shorter lines at future sites.

The Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium is hosting Philadelphia’s first 24-hour, walk-up vaccination clinic.

On a first-come, first-serve basis, Philadelphians in the city’s 1B vaccination category, and who live in zip codes identified by the organization as “highest risk” can visit the site.

Small-business owners and residents say the issue has fallen out of the national spotlight and off local legislators’ list of concerns.

The ongoing break-ins call into question the security of the iconic blue boxes, which residents use to mail everything from checks and confidential records to election ballots.