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By: Josh Sanders
in Chicago, voters of color in Pennsylvania are waiting to see what happens next as the campaigns race toward the White House.
Asian Americans United based in Chinatown North in Philadelphia. "What is the organizing potential and how do we activate the potential and power that folks have?" Chang said.
"It was really important that we leave a legacy because we are so powerful. We are absolutely not our mistakes," said Simmons.
By: Josh Sanders, Adam Fox
KUR surprised the school's more than 450 students with backpacks, T-shirts and school supplies to encourage students to start the year on time and continue the effort throughout the year.
By: Josh Sanders, Will Kenworthy
LANSDALE, Pa. (CBS) -- Charlie the Cat and his brother Sonny were the heart and soul of the White's Road Park neighborhood.
Philadelphia Second Alarmers ' and its mission to care for the city's finest.
By: Josh Sanders
A phishing scam is targeting Pennsylvania voters, officials say.
By: Josh Sanders
November election workers less than two months away from the big vote. According to the Office of City Commissioners, Philadelphia needs 8,500 poll workers for 1,700 polling locations.
CBS News polling shows a wide gap between likely voters in Pennsylvania under the age of 30 in who they would vote for this November.
illegal dumping on Thursday. Activists said while they appreciate Parker's clean and green initiatives , they want a permanent fix to what they call illegal dumpsites in the city.
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