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Humidity returns to Philadelphia region, bringing possible storms, another heat wave
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — It's late July, and as you might expect, humid weather has returned to the Philadelphia area and will be here for a while. That added moisture will allow for extra cloud cover mixed with sunshine and the chance of showers and storms the next few days.While the severe potential is fairly low, brief periods of heavy rain and frequent lightning will be possible under any storms. On Tuesday, we could see some scattered showers in the afternoon before a line of thunderstorms moves through the area through the evening hours.It looks like these storms will be over Lancaster...
Control of Newark Airport airspace moves to Philadelphia from Long Island
The airspace around Newark Liberty International Airport is now officially managed by air traffic controllers in Philadelphia.Federal officials moved the controllers from Westbury, Long Island, on Sunday, but warn that the move may result in some flight delays.The relocation did not sit well with some of the 17 air traffic controllers who live near the Long Island facility and now have to work out of Philadelphia.The union said at least a dozen of the air traffic controllers did not want to make the move.The relocation is supposed to free up traffic demand in the Northeast Corridor amid a shortage of air traffic controllers.The FAA said the change will make management of the airspace more efficient and allow them to hire and train air traffic controllers more quickly.The New York facility was operating at about 60% of its target staffing levels.The agency said the understaffed Long Island control center has the nation's lowest success rate in training new controllers while overseeing one of the busiest, most complicated air spaces in the world.The FAA said Philadelphia has the capability to handle Newark more efficiently.
Camden, NJ offering up cash rewards in illegal dumping crackdown
The city of Camden on Monday announced efforts to crack down on illegal dumping.Officials say 120 cameras will be installed across the city to deter people from leaving debris on streets, lots and other public spaces."I was proud to secure $500,000 in community project funding for a citywide camera network that is now catching perpetrators in the act and being prosecuted," Congressman Donald Norcross said.A monetary incentive between $500 and $1,000 will also be offered to residents who can provide credible evidence that faciltates the arrest of an illegal dumper."Having these tools has been invaluable for our law enforcement professionals and has allowed them to bring to justice individuals who have treated the city like their own personal landfill with no regard to the residents or our community," said Commissioner Al Dyer.Residents are urged to report any illegal dumping to police at (856) 757-7042.
School District of Philadelphia gives out free resources ahead of 1st day of classes
It may not be what kids want to hear, but the first day of school in Philadelphia is a month away.The School District of Philadelphia is helping families prepare with an event that provides free resources and lots of fun.The Back-to-School Celebration & Bus Tour kicked off at the School of the Future in Philadelphia's Parkside neighborhood on Monday."We want them to come and have fun. Dance to the music," said Adam Northam, the deputy chief of internal communications for the School District of Philadelphia.At first glance, the event looked like a summer festival, drawing in thousands of people who...
Philadelphia woman grows garden on her sidewalk to share with neighbors
Kera Gibbs recognized there was an absence of green space on her Germantown street, but an abundance of creativity in her heart.That's why she created a garden right outside her home to share with her neighbors and the local police.Gibbs also gives back to the community as a Healthy Neighborhoods Specialist with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.Watch our video above to learn more about Gibbs and her mission.RELATED: Gentile's Market worker celebrates 70 years serving Delaware County"I love it, and I love it, and I love it." Joe Gentile shows no signs of slowing down after 70 years serving fresh produce to families in Delaware County.
Temple Health and Keystone First reach new 2-year deal, avoiding disruption for thousands of patients
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Temple Health in Philadelphia and health insurer Keystone First have reached a new contract deal, avoiding what would have been a major disruption in care for thousands of patients.
Temple University Police K9 Chandler Remembered for Service After Passing Away
The Temple University community is in mourning after the loss of K9 Chandler, a member of the university's police force, who passed away on Sunday due to a medical condition, as reported by the university's police department on their social media accounts. Chandler, a seasoned canine who was acknowledged for his dedication and service, had celebrated his 10th birthday only last month, an event that was featured on FOX 29’s Good Day Philadelphia, according to the information shared by FOX 29.
New owner of iconic South Jersey diner vows to keep it alive
It might not be the prettiest name, but it’s perfectly Jersey. Geets Diner & Bar. That’s pronounced with a hard G. Although how even more Jersey would a diner be if it were a soft G and no S. As in J’eet?. J'eet yet? No? Let's stop...
Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Route 38 In Cherry Hill
A pedestrian was struck and killed on Route 38 in Cherry Hill, authorities said.The crash occurred at about 11 p.m. on Friday, July 26, according to the New Jersey State Police fatal statistics web page.Route 38 westbound was closed between Haddonfield Road and Chapel Avenue, according to Cherry Hi…
Cumberland County high school rankings, according to U.S. News
How do your county’s high schools rank when compared with the rest of New Jersey and the nation?. Each spring, U.S. & World Report ranks the nation’s public high schools. The magazine collected data for nearly 25,000 public high schools based on the proportion of students who passed Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exams, the breadth of the curriculum, graduation rates, scores on state assessments, and how Black, Hispanic and low-income students fare.
Morning Earthquake Shakes Parts of Upstate New York
A morning earthquake shook parts of Upstate New York. Did you feel it? It struck just north of the Adirondack Mountains over the Canadian border. There have been more than 550 earthquakes in New York State. The first one struck the New York City area on December 18, 1737, with a magnitude of 5.2. It's one of two damaging quakes to hit the Big Apple.
Feds Warn New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania Residents to Remove this from Wallets Immediately
Are you sitting at an angle with it in your back pocket?. It may be time to give your trusty friend some relief by going through it and tossing the stuff you don't need. You know, like the coupon for 5% off your next TCBY purchase. Do they even exist anymore?
NJ husband and wife found dead in murder-suicide, prosecutor says
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP (Cumberland) — A married couple was found dead over the weekend in what Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae said appeared to be a murder-suicide. On Saturday around 7:44 p.m., State Police from the Bridgeton Barracks responded to a property on Roadstown Road in Hopewell Township. Troopers found...
New Jersey woman fatally shot by police during ‘mental health crisis,’ attorney general says
Police in Fort Lee, New Jersey, fatally shot a woman who was experiencing a mental health crisis on Sunday, the state attorney general’s office said. The woman has not been publicly identified. The incident is now under investigation. Fort Lee Police Department officers responded to a home at about...
Three New Jersey Men Indicted for Weeks Long Burglary Spree Across Nassau County Communities
Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly announced that three alleged members of a burglary crew operating in New York and New Jersey were indicted on burglary, grand larceny, and weapons charges for a string of attempted and successful break-ins in Lake Success, Roslyn Heights, Woodmere, and several other Nassau County communities in 2023 and early 2024.
Get to Know Your Orange Man: #0, DB Duce Chestnut
It’s time to start preparing for the 2024 Syracuse Orange football season. We’re going through the roster to take a look at each Syracuse player as we get to know a lot of new faces to kick off the Fran Brown Era. Name: Duce Chestnut. Position: Defensive Back.
Philly School District kicks off 4th annual back-to-school bus tour in West Philly
The fourth annual back-to-school bus tour kicked off Monday at the School of the Future in West Philly. Vendors offered free backpacks and school supplies while district staff provided parents with information about the new school year.
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