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Driving Into Philadelphia? Plan on Paying for Parking Again
If you plan on parking in Center City and University City plan on feeding the meter again. The Philadelphia Parking Authority began enforcing meters in those areas again Monday.
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Center City Fire Forces People From Row Home Units
Residents were forced from their homes early Monday morning after fire broke out in a row of Center City homes. A firefighter suffered a minor injury battling the blaze.
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Center City Row Home Fire Forces People From Homes
NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports as Philadelphia firefighters put water on a fire in a three-story row home on Spruce Street near 12th Street in Center City Monday morning.
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Philly Reopens I-676, Center Streets After Closures Due to Protests
UPDATE 6:50 p.m. – All road closures have been lifted, Philadelphia’s Office of Emergency Management said on Twitter. Several road closures were in place in Philadelphia, including a stretch of Interstate 676, due to protest activity Saturday afternoon. Interstate 676 was closed between Interstate 76 and Interstate 95, while roads also closed from 5th to 18th streets between Walnut and…
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Outdoor Dining Returns to Philadelphia
Eateries like Center City’s Bar Bombón are now offering outdoor dining as coronavirus-related restrictions are slowly lifted. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on what restaurant operators are doing to keep their employees and customers safe.
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Newlyweds Join Philly Black Lives Matter March in Viral Video
A bride and groom went viral over the weekend after they joined protesters in a massive demonstration in Philadelphia. Now they’re speaking out about the memorable moment to NBC10.
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Police Arrest Woman Accused of Driving Over Bike Officer
Philadelphia police arrested a woman accused of driving over a bike officer with her car during widespread looting and rioting in Center City last month.
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Couple Who Joined Philly Protesters in Viral Video Share Their Story
A couple who joined protesters in Center City in a viral video shared their story with NBC10’s Jacqueline London.
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PPA to Enforce Parking Meters Again, SEPTA Requires Face Masks to Ride
Changes for people traveling in Philadelphia as the Philadelphia Parking Authority is planning to enforce meters again in Center City and University City. Meter enforcement begins on June 15. SEPTA is also requiring riders to cover their faces on Monday. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports.
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What Is a Derecho?
Time-lapse video shows a rare derecho tear through Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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Philly Mayor Explains Why He Had Frank Rizzo Statue Removed Now
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney talked in front of Philadelphia’s Municipal Services Building Wednesday morning after he ordered crews to remove the controversial statue of former city mayor and police chief Frank Rizzo overnight.
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Crews Remove Frank Rizzo Statue From Center City Philadelphia
A bronze statue of former Philadelphia mayor and police commissioner Frank Rizzo was removed in the dark of night early Wednesday. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports.
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Mass Protest Erupts on 3rd Day Following 400 Arrests, Looting Over Weekend
The Pennsylvania National Guard rolled into Philadelphia on Monday to help quell looting and violence in the city after a second day of unrest spread to neighborhoods citywide.
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Thousands Shut Down I-676 on Day 3 of Protests in Philly
NBC10’s Matt DeLucia gives a recap of the third day of protests in Philadelphia over the death of George Floyd. The demonstrations included a crowd of thousands that shut down I-676, leading to a confrontation with police.
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Small Group of Protesters Stands Outside Philadelphia Police Headquarters
A much smaller group of protesters stood outside Philadelphia police headquarters Monday night. Police warned that they would arrest them for violating the 6 p.m. curfew if they didn’t leave. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia captured the scene on the ground.
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Video: Protesters Clash With Police on Interstate 676 in Philadelphia
Protesters marched their way across Center City Philadelphia before making their way onto the Vine Street Expressway at N. 22nd Street.
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Police Respond to Protests With Either More Violence or Solidarity
As protests roiled U.S. cities last week and into the weekend, police response to the protests has been as varied as the protests themselves. While some officers met protests against police brutality with more brutality, others handed out hugs, held up signs and marched with protestors.