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Over 1,200 Car Thefts Reported in Philadelphia Since the Start of the New Year
As of January 23, around 1,220 car thefts have been reported in Philadelphia so far in 2023, following a record high in 2022. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan shows us what cars are being targeted and what you can do to protect your vehicle from thieves.
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SEPTA to Add Countdown Clocks to Market-Frankford Subway Line
Come the end of March, SEPTA will begin installing countdown clocks on signage along the Market-Frankford Line. The clocks would countdown to when then next train in set to arrive.
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SEPTA Plans to Install Countdown Clocks on Subway Lines
SEPTA plans to add countdown-style clocks to stations along the Market-Frankford Line this spring. The plan is expected to provide riders with more information to help plan their commutes.
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Philly Water Dept. Wants to Raise Rates. Find Out by How Much and When
The Philadelphia Water Department is hoping to raise rates by more than 20% over the next two years — at the cost of nearly $15 per month for the average customer.
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Philadelphia Water Dept. Looks to Raise Rates
The Philadelphia Water Department is hoping to raise rates by more than 20-percent over the next two years.
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Strawberry Mansion Implements New Trade Program for Students
A new way to curb gun violence in Philadelphia is starting in one high school. Strawberry Mansion High School will be home to a new building trades program where students will learn all about construction careers. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville reports on this and how a grassroots organization has been taking kids off the streets and teaching them these skills for...
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Man Charged in Two Shootings That Left Four Dead in Philadelphia
A man who was charged in a quadruple shooting in Mayfair that left three people dead is also now charged in one of the first homicides of the year in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the details.
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Police Arrest Georgia Woman Accused of Stabbing Man to Death in Philly Home
Police are searching for a 19-year-old Georgia woman accused of stabbing a man to death inside a Philadelphia home.
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National Park Service Wants to Replace Shuttered City Tavern With New Restaurant
Independence National Historical Park issued a request for proposals on Wednesday for a lessee to operate and maintain the building at 138 S. 2nd St. in Old City. The Philadelphia Business Journal has the targeted opening date for the new business.
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New Welding Program Built for Local High School Students
A new trade program was launched for high school students in our area. NBC10’s Karen Hua got an inside look on how this program will change lives.
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2 Adults, 11 Teens Accused of Stealing Nearly 100 Guns From Pa. Stores
Two adults and 11 teenagers are accused of stealing 93 weapons from three gun stores in Montgomery and Bucks counties, and selling them. Some of the weapons were later used in a deadly shooting and armed robberies in Philadelphia and Pennsauken, New Jersey, police said.
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Nearly 100 Firearms Stolen in Gun Store Burglaries
NBC10’s Brian Sheenan reports that nearly 100 firearms were stolen from gun stores in Montgomery and Bucks counties.
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Another Hit-and-Run in Philly Leaves Man Hurt
NBC10’s Matt DeLucia reports on recent hit-and-run crashes in Philadelphia. In the latest incident a man was struck by an SUV along Frankford Avenue Tuesday night as he removed items from his vehicle.
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VIDEO: Gunmen Try to Rob Corner Store in West Philadelphia
Surveillance video shows two gunmen attempting to rob a corner store in West Philadelphia before running off.
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VIDEO: Gunmen Try to Rob Corner Store in West Philadelphia
Surveillance video shows two gunmen, one armed with a shotgun, attempting to rob a corner store in West Philadelphia, according to investigators. The duo failed to get behind the register and ran off, police said. No one was hurt during the incident.
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Man Fighting for His Life After Hit-and-Run Crash in Philly
A man is fighting for his life following the third hit-and-run crash in Philadelphia in the past three days.
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The Importance of Dance in AAPI Communities
News of mass shootings taking place in ballroom studios in California sparked shock and sadness from AAPI communities nationwide, including in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke to one dance studio about just how meaningful these spaces are.
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Florida Gov. DeSantis Arrives in Philadelphia Amid Protests
The Union League became the target of protests and demands from political, community and faith leaders for giving their highest award to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the story.
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Florida Gov. DeSantis Receives Award in Philadelphia Amid Protests
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis arrived at the Union League of Philadelphia to receive a reward, sparking protests from city leaders and activists.
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Community Protests Fl. Gov. Ron DeSantis Visit; Calling Union League to Cancel Honoring Event
Community members gathered outside the Union League on Tuesday to protest an event scheduled for Tuesday evening honoring Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R). NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has more from the protestors.