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Philadelphia launches first office for crime victims
Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel revealed the Office of Victim Advocacy and Engagement, marking a first for the police department.
Philly is ‘rare’ city where eviction filings dropped and stayed down. Here’s how it happened.
The number of eviction filings in Philadelphia has dropped as a result. As of Feb. 1, landlords had filed for roughly 13,200 ...
Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans—As President Fires Immigration Judges Despite Case Backlog
The Trump administration has fired more than a dozen immigration judges that adjudicate deportation cases, multiple outlets ...
Philly man who killed Macy’s security guard sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison
A Philadelphia man who stabbed two security guards at the Center City Macy’s store, killing one, was sentenced Thursday to 30 ...
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Young people joined last summer's riots in 'thrill of the moment', says Children's Commissioner
The involvement of some children was "spontaneous and unconsidered" and had less to do with online misinformation, the Children's Commissioner said in a new report. Dame Rachel de Souza's office ...
‘Nobody wants to flee their home’: Guinean asylum-seekers in Philly are in limbo, and homesick
As Trump’s immigration executive orders render immigration statuses unclear, Guineans in Philadelphia continue to monitor the ...
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Philadelphia's tax reform commission could be at odds with its own advisory committee over how to change city taxes
Philadelphia’s Tax Reform Commission is expected to deliver a report to City Council and the mayor this month, after a year ...