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Allan Domb Resigns From Philly City Council Ahead of Potential Mayoral Run
Philadelphia City Councilman Allan Domb resigned from his post on Monday, in what may be a prelude to a 2024 mayoral run.
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Philly Councilman Domb Resigns to Explore Mayoral Run
Philadelphia Councilman Allan Domb announced his resignation Monday as he begins to explore running for mayor next year. NBC10’s Danny Freeman has the details from City Hall.
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Mistrial in Corruption Case of Philly Councilman Kenyatta Johnson
A mistrial was declared in the corruption case of Philadelphia councilman Kenyatta Johnson. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.
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Mistrial in Case of City Councilman Charged with Corruption
The federal corruption trial of Philadelphia Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and his wife, political consultant Dawn Chavous, ended in a mistrial Tuesday afternoon.
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Tracking Severe Storms for Thursday Afternoon, Evening
A line of storms that has roared through southern states, bringing tornado warnings, is heading toward the Philadelphia region Thursday afternoon and evening. NBC10 meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz reports on the severe storm threat.
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Millions for Schools, Libraries, Violence Prevention in Philly Mayor's Budget
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney on Thursday will reveal his $5.51 billion operating budget for the coming fiscal year that uses an influx of federal funding for schools, libraries, crime prevention and more.
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Proposal Calls for Wealth Tax Targeting Stock Holdings in Philly
A bill that would place a tax on all direct stock holdings will be introduced to Philadelphia City Council on Thursday, the same day Mayor Jim Kenney is set to give his budget address, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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Biden Announces Plan to Boost Income Tax for Billionaires
President Joe Biden on Monday announced details of his 2023 budget proposal, which includes an income tax hike for billionaires.
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Philadelphia City Council Honors NBC10 Legend Glenn ‘Hurricane' Schwartz
Philadelphia City Councilman Allan Domb donned a bow tie while paying honor to NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist and Philadelphia television icon Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz. Glenn appreciates the honor.
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Philly City Council Honors NBC10's Miguel Martinez-Valle, Augie Conte
NBC10 reporter Miguel Martinez-Valle and photojournalist Augie Conte were honored as Champions of the Week by Philadelphia City Council for their coverage during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Congrats, well earned.
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City Council Votes to Extend Philly's Eviction Diversion Program
The Philadelphia City Council has voted to extend its eviction diversion program through 2022 as long as there is enough rental assistance.
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Philadelphia Councilwoman Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Quiñones Sánchez, a Democrat representing the 7th District, revealed Saturday in a Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed that she was diagnosed with the disease this summer, after postponing a mammogram for seven years.
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Philly Leaders Demand Action to Protect Renters From Eviction
Even with the extended moratorium, some families in our area are facing eviction. Now Philly leaders are demanding action to help protect renters. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the details.
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Philadelphia City Council Wants $100M in Spending to Curb Gun Violence
Amid the ongoing deadly gun violence crisis, Philadelphia City Council is pushing for $100 million in spending. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on details about the plan.
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Got the Vaccine? Philly Council Wants to Give Out Utility Bill Rebates as Incentives
With less than half of Philadelphia’s population having at least one dose of a COVID vaccine, Philadelphia City Council wants to give residents a bit of an incentive for getting vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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City Works to Provide More Vaccination Sites With FEMA Sites Closing
With FEMA’s two COVID vaccine sites closing and supply outpacing demand, Philadelphia officials are working to get more people in the city vaccinated. NBC10’s Danny Freeman explains.
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Philadelphia City Council Tries to Tackle Gun Violence After Another Deadly Night
At least four people were killed during several shootings in Philadelphia Wednesday. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on City Council’s plan to stop gun violence.
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City Council Taking Action After NBC10 Investigators Report on City Employees Who Died From COVID
City council is taking action after the NBC10 Investigators reported that families of city employees who died from COVID-19 were not getting equal treatment.
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Council Grills Philly Health Commissioner Over Vaccine Debacle, with Few New Details
In a marathon council committee hearing Friday, Philly’s health commissioner told City Council that former deputy Dr. Caroline Johnson and her staff made the call to work with Philly Fighting COVID.
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Philly's City Council Questions Health Commissioner for Hours Over Vaccine Debacle
Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley faced hours of questions from City Council Friday, after the department gave nearly nearly 7,000 coronavirus vaccine doses to a health provider run by a 22-year-old grad student. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.