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The defunct federal moratorium has “nothing to do with our order” because the
city courts draw authority from the state Legislature and state Supreme Court, a
courts spokesperson said.
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Penn Museum handed over the remains of the MOVE bombing victims to MOVE members
July 2, according to the report.
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The mandates put the “burden on businesses” to verify the COVID-19 vaccination
status of customers and employees, one community leader says.
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The judge’s order came as political pressure was mounting on the courts to
temporarily stop eviction lockouts
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The FOP struck a deal with the Kenney administration over a one-year contract
soon after the coronavirus pandemic arrived in the city in 2020. The contract
expired Aug. 1.
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“This is not mission accomplished,” the mayor said during Wednesday’s virtual
update on the city’s gun violence update.
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Mayor Jim Kenney is defending his response to rising violence in the city and
pushing back against a pair of local officials calling on him to more urgently
address the crisis.
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“We will continue to assess the need to implement a vaccination mandate for our
city workers and may make this a requirement at a future date,” a spokesperson
said
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Police retirements were up 25 percent last year compared to 2019.
over 2 years ago
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The developers expect to break ground on the project’s first building in the
fourth quarter of this year. Mayor Jim Kenney said the project will help spur
equitable growth in the city.
over 2 years ago
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Unemployment spiked during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly for Black,
Hispanic and Latinx workers in Philadelphia.
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While city’s homicide rate is reaching historic highs, a state law prevents
Philadelphia from putting its own firearm regulations in place.
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The mayor defended his approach to reducing gun violence in Philadelphia on
Wednesday at a time when the homicide rate was up 38 percent.
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“The future of the NAACP actually lies in getting more young people involved in
the branch,” one local leader said. “It takes intergenerational involvement to
achieve freedom on all levels.”
almost 3 years ago
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Hughes said the state’s revenue surplus combined with the federal pandemic
funding was the largest influx of capital into the economy since President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Councilmember Cherelle Parker, who’s backing the change, says she’s seeking a
final council vote by June 24.
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Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said the loosening of coronavirus pandemic
restrictions, warmer weather and increasing numbers of residents outside may
exacerbate shootings and homicides in the coming months.
almost 3 years ago
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“I don’t think we should keep pouring money into something that we know has the
kinks that it has without a plan,” Councilmember Isiah Thomas said.
almost 3 years ago
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With friends like the Democratic City Committee, who needs Trump/Rizzo
Republican enemies?
almost 3 years ago
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The closely watched Democratic primary for district attorney ended in a rout for
incumbent Larry Krasner that was buoyed by Black voters throughout the city.
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