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Special Report: Philly Stories
Illegal trash dumping plagues Philadelphia’s Black and brown neighborhoods
It is common for developers to buy up vacant lots for cheap, and then leave them to fill with trash.
Special Report: Philly Stories
The battle over the Columbus statue continues
The fate of Columbus remains in the hands of the Philadelphia Supreme Court, which will decide within the next 60 days if the statue will remain covered.
Special Report: Philly Stories
Supporting the unhoused in West Philadelphia
As rental assistance from the state is running dry of covid funds, there has been a stunning increase in illegal evictions.
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Angry New Yorkers erupt over what could be the end of Roe v. Wade after Supreme Court leak
If repealed, access to abortion would not undergo a federal ban, but instead would grant individual states the ability to heavily restrict or outlaw the procedure.
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Drinks to go could be a lifeline for city restaurants
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Democratic New York gubernatorial candidate Jumaane Williams rallies to ‘tax the rich’
In the two years since the Covid-19 pandemic began, billionaires in the United States grew 57% richer, adding $1.7 trillion to their worth.
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New Yorkers are fearful after Sunset Park subway shooting and arrest
Although there’s an increased police presence, some feel this is a part of a bigger issue of subway safety in the city.
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Little relief at the pumps
A week after Biden’s historic oil reserve release to reduce gas prices, motorist are still struggling to fill a tank.
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Arson Shakes Bushwick Queer Community
“I could have never imagined this would happen,” said Tyler Glenn, the club's bartender when the fire broke out.
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Many Ukrainian refugees live in US “legal limbo
Many Ukrainian families that don't have permanent residency or green cards in the US are staying here with just tourist visas. They are not eligible for work and their children cannot attend school.