Justin Udo is a journalist for Radio.com, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Philadelphia area. Justin covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, sports, and politics, providing up-to-date and informative articles for CBS Radio.
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Officials in South Jersey are dedicating $150,000 to a program they say will help keep their light rail system clear of transient crime, which they say is on the rise in a number of River Line towns.
By: Justin Udo
Eight men were arrested last week when police busted a Delaware County drug trafficking ring, and the district attorney says they’re still looking for one more.
By: Justin Udo
The city is abuzz this holiday weekend with picnics, cookouts, pool parties and celebrations of all kinds. A number of those gatherings landed in Fairmount Park, including the ultimate Labor Day cookout on Belmont Plateau.
By: Justin Udo
A fire in an abandoned North Philadelphia row home Monday morning left a firefighter injured and nearly a dozen people displaced. Investigators said they have not ruled out arson.
By: Justin Udo
Delaware County residents are being targeted with election-related phishing emails and texts. A county election official has some advice for how to avoid the scams, and what to do if anyone should fall into a trap.
By: Justin Udo
A plan is coming together to get the city of Chester out of bankruptcy, but the city’s largest creditor — its retired workers — said they’ve been left out of the talks and there’s a growing fear that retirees could lose their benefits.
It was a somber Sunday in Broomall as family and friends of brothers Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau gathered in mourning at D’Anjolell Memorial Homes.
By: Justin Udo
Runners of all levels and supporters came out in droves to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Sunday morning for the Philadelphia Distance Run half marathon and 5k. It’s one of the oldest long-distance races in the city.
It’s game day for the Eagles, and some die-hard fans got an early start on their tailgate in South Philadelphia in anticipation of the home opener Monday night against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Delaware County Health Department has partnered with health care technology firm LTS to bring its “TestAndGo” kiosks to the county. The machines, made possible through a $200,000 state grant, are located in Chester, Media and Yeadon.
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