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Mail Delays Continue in Our Region After Election Day
Delays in mail delivery continue in the Philadelphia region even after Election Day. What’s causing the holdup? NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher has the details.
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How Secure Are Federal Buildings?
After pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol on Wednesday, many are questioning just how secure federal buildings actually are. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher shows us the security changes officials are already making.
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Philadelphia Fire Department Sees a Surge in Overtime
The Philadelphia Fire Department spent $24 million this year in overtime. The state board that oversees the city’s finances says this trend cannot continue — but the fire department says they are responding to a legacy of painful cuts and increasing need. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas looks deeper.
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Pandemic Remote Work, Job Losses Could Cost Philly $100M in Tax Revenue
Philadelphia officials are bracing for what could be a more-than-$100 million blow to the city’s tax revenue due to pandemic-related remote work and job losses.
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Minority Business Owners Largely Left Out of Pandemic Relief Loans
Black and Latino business owners didn’t receive federal pandemic relief loans through the Paycheck Protection Program at the same rate as white and Asian business owners, NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher found.
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Flood Threats in Neighborhoods Increase as Climate Change Worsens
Some communities are seeing the effects of climate change right outside their window as flooding becomes an increasing problem. NBC10’s Investigative Reporter Claudia Vargas explains.
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NJ's Public Housing Stock at Risk of Flooding Due to Climate Change
As sea levels rise in the coming decades, towns on rivers, bays, and oceans are at high risk of flooding. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas visited Walter J. Buzby Village in Atlantic City to see who is being affected.
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Philly Police No Longer Allowed to Use Credit Checks to Screen Out Applicants
Philadelphia city council approved legislation that would stop credit checks from being used as a way to prevent applicants from entering the police academy. It’s all the result of an NBC10 investigation. NB10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains.
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7,000 Local Businesses Got $4B in Pandemic Loans Without Reporting Any Jobs Saved
The federal Paycheck Protection Program’s main focus during the COVID-19 pandemic was to save jobs. New data shows that thousands of businesses and nonprofits got PPP money without reporting how many jobs they would save.
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State Leaders React to NBC10's Reports of Domestic Violence Data in Hospitals
After the NBC10 Investigators’ previous reports on the lack of domestic violence data in hospitals, state leaders are responding with action. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Claudia Vargas has the update.
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Nearly 7,000 Local Businesses, Nonprofits Got Pandemic Loans Without Listing Jobs Saved
Thousands of businesses and nonprofits in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania that received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans from the federal government to save jobs failed to say how many employees were kept because of the money. An NBC analysis found that the thousands of organizations took in a combined $4 billion in PPP loans, according to NBC10 investigative reporter...
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Lawmakers Weigh Changes to Domestic Violence Laws After NBC10 Report
Domestic violence calls went up in various counties in the tristate region since the COVID-19 pandemic paralyzed normal life. But an NBC10 Investigation revealed gaps in the reporting process– particularly from the healthcare industry.
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Philly to Change Police Recruit Acceptance Process After NBC10's Report
A previous NBC10 Investigators report found that debt and credit checks in the Philadelphia Police recruitment process led to disproportionate hiring of white recruits over people of color. Now Philly is making a change. Claudia Vargas has more.
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Race in Philly: Reforming Criminal Justice
In the latest installment of our Race in Philly series, we examine the inequities of the criminal justice system, speaking to those caught in it as well as those who are trying to change it.
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A Look Inside the Freezers That Will Store the COVID-19 Vaccine in Philly
With Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine awaiting approval from the FDA, the NBC10 Investigators give us an exclusive look inside the ultra cold freezers that will store the vaccines in Philly once they arrive.
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A Look Inside the Freezers That Will Store the COVID-19 Vaccine in Philly
With Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine awaiting approval from the FDA, the NBC10 Investigators give us an exclusive look inside the ultra cold freezers that will store the vaccines once they arrive in Philadelphia.
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Some Health Care Workers Hesitant to Be First to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
Health care workers will be the first group to receive a coronavirus vaccine once it becomes available. But some say they want more information before taking a brand new vaccine. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher explains.
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Pandemic Has Worsened Situations for Many Domestic Violence Victims
Every domestic abuse situation is different and is not always physical. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Claudia Vargas explains how emotional and financial abuse unfolds in relationships.
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The ‘Dirty Little Secret' Keeping Domestic Violence Hidden in a Pandemic
Domestic violence calls went up in various counties in the tristate region since the COVID-19 pandemic paralyzed normal life. But an NBC10 Investigation revealed gaps in the reporting process– particularly from the healthcare industry.
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Domestic Violence Hotlines See Uptick in Calls During Coronavirus Pandemic
This video includes descriptions of domestic violence and abuse that some may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. You can reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233. NBC10 Investigators’ Claudia Vargas reports.