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Evacuations after possible hazmat situation in Point Breeze, Philadelphia
A strong smell of bleach and ammonia forced people from their homes in Point Breeze on Friday. People living on parts of 22nd Oakford and Latona streets were evacuated. Hazmat crews cleared the scene and residents were allowed to return home. The source of the smell is still a mystery.
What does the free seasonal pop-up "The Oval" at Ben Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia has to offer
It was a beautiful day and night this Friday. Families, couples and friends checked out the fun, games and drinks at The Oval at the Ben Franklin Parkway. Siafa Lewis reports what the free seasonal pop-up has to offer.
Several blocks of Philadelphia neighborhood evacuated due to strong smell of bleach, ammonia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Several residential blocks in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood were evacuated Friday due to reports of a strong smell of bleach and ammonia. Philadelphia police and the fire department responded to the 1200 block of South 22nd Street, shortly after 11 a.m., for a possible neighbor dispute involving a strong smell of bleach and ammonia.
Impacts and responses to city services in Philadelphia after worldwide Microsoft computer outage
Computers across the city were knocked offline Friday, and Philadelphia courts closed as well. All DMV locations in Delaware were not operational because of the Microsoft outage. Ryan Hughes reports more on the impacts and the response to the outage in the city.
Cyber outage shuts down flights at Philadelphia International Airport
The outage began early Friday morning and its impact was quickly felt across multiple industries. Here's what we know: A faulty software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike affected computers running Microsoft Windows and was not caused by a security incident or cyber attack. The impact could last through the weekend. Madeleine Wright spent the day at the Philly airport and caught up with some frustrated flyers.
Experience the perfect summer day in Philadelphia this Friday with ideal weather
Friday is shaping up to be a magnificent July day with comfortable temperatures and a refreshing air mass. While temps will be seasonably hot Friday in the upper 80s, lower humidity will keep it comfy for outdoor activities. Grant Gilmore reports.
Bethlehem woman charged with leaving infant inside car on hot day in Quakertown
QUAKERTOWN, Pa. -- A woman from Bethlehem is charged with endangering the welfare of a child after she allegedly left an infant inside a car during hot conditions. According to Quakertown Police, on July 11, Janelle Loveless, 33, left her infant inside an unattended parked vehicle in the 200 block of W. Broad Street.
The Decision of A Lifetime.
Doylestown’s Chase Harlan Is One Of Many American High School Graduates With Perhaps the Biggest Decision of His Life Right In Front of Him. Each July, just over 600 young men at the peak of athletic perfection and ascending baseball careers face a once in a lifetime decision. Pursue a college experience and education that will reap benefits for both one’s career development and formative adult years — or capitalize on the once and a lifetime chance to play major league baseball.
In Kensington, Philly officials look to connect addiction services to those in need
Philadelphia officials, part of the Special Committee on Kensington -- or, the Kensington Caucus -- spent about four hours on Thursday meeting with medical professionals, community leaders and local residents, to find ways to eliminate barriers to getting those struggling with drug addiction connected with support services. The efforts is...
UArts Faces Unfair Labor Practices Complaint from Shuttered School’s Union
A union representing faculty and staff members at the University of the Arts has filed an unfair labor practices complaint against the Philadelphia art school, which abruptly shuttered earlier this summer.Rubens Sketch Returns 80 Years After Theft, Ontario Rejects Plan to Build Spa on Modernist Island Complex, and More: Morning Links for June 24, 2024 The complaint, filed with the National Labor Relations Board, alleges that the school declined to “furnish information” following attempts the negotiate severance pay and other matters in the wake of the school’s closure this past June. News of the complaint was first reported by Artnet News...
Philly residents petition to enhance biker safety after CHOP doctor’s tragic accident
Philadelphia residents are asking for change after a tragic accident claimed the life of a resident at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. According to a petition started on Change.org, residents are urging the ‘Avenue of the Arts’ to enhance biker safety. Just one day after its start, the petition has already received over 1,000 signatures […]
See Halloween’s Haddonfield, Illinois Real Life Locations Today
A case could be made that the most famous Illinois town in movie history is one that never really existed. I am referring to Haddonfield, Illinois, the hometown of Michael Myers and the setting for one of the scariest movies ever. You can see what Haddonfield, Illinois looks like today where the real place exists.
Post Brothers, Tower Investments Welcome First Residents to New 630-Apartment Building
Post Brothers and Tower Investments began planning for a massive multifamily and retail development back in 2017, and the project is finally a reality, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The One Thousand One building at Broad Street and Washington Avenue welcomed the first residents to its 630-apartment...
The Pretenders at the Fillmore: Pierre’s Review
Greetings, Dear Citizens! On Sunday, July 14th, The Pretenders played the Fillmore here in Philadelphia. It was a day after a very special anniversary for them in this town. That, of course, was Lve Aid at JFK Stadium in South Philly on July 13th of 1985. They also did a surprise warm-up gig at the old Chestnut Cabaret at 38th and Chestnut Streets that week in ’85 to prepare for Live Aid. They hadn’t performed together in several months, and there was no one playing there that night. They book the room at the last minute and didn’t announce the show, but the word got out and there was a line around the block!
Loved ones react to CHOP doctor's tragic death, cyclist community pushes for safety
CENTER CITY - Family, friends, and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia community are mourning a young doctor who cared for children, who was fatally struck while riding her bike in Center City on Wednesday night. The family of 30-year-old Barbara Ann Friedes returned to the scene on Thursday afternoon,...
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