Pat Loeb is a reporter at CBS Radio. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Pat covers a range of topics including transportation policy, public transportation, and legal affairs, often exploring the intersection of mobility and legislation. Pat's work has been featured in MSN and CBS Radio.
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Pat Loeb's coverage heavily focuses on local government, politics, and public safety within Philadelphia. She frequently reports on city council activities, mayoral announcements, and community matters related to public health and safety.
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Michael DelBene took the helm in 2019 and oversaw the expansion of the celebration into a 16-day festival, from Juneteenth through the Fourth of July, with an ever-growing menu of events.
By: Pat Loeb
The City of Philadelphia has asked a federal appeals court to recall its ruling that the Trump administration can replace displays at the President’s House slavery exhibit as soon as it wishes.
The Health Department has ended the heat emergency, but spokesman James Garrow said temperatures and humidity remain high enough to cause heat stress, especially for young children, older adults, pregnant women and those on certain medications.
An arbitration panel has awarded Philadelphia firefighters a two-year contract with raises totaling 7%. However, union leaders say the package breaks a long-standing tradition of firefighters receiving parity with police officers.
Last year was a good one for Philadelphia water. The Water Department released its annual report on Wednesday and said it made progress in some key areas in 2025.
A new survey by PennEnvironment asked 84 businesses in Philadelphia if they comply with the city's single-use plastic bag ban, and found that a majority of them do not. Environmental activists want more enforcement efforts to improve compliance.
“Be the Jury” provides blueprints for three mock trials — two with King George III as the defendant and one case against Betsy Ross.
The company that owns Chester’s incinerator, Reworld, spent $100,000 on lobbying since the bill was introduced and contributed $3,700 to Mayor Cherelle Parker’s campaign a month after the bill passed a committee hearing.
By: Pat Loeb
Students at South Philadelphia’s Vare-Washington Elementary School got a lesson in money and politics on Tuesday when Gov. Josh Shapiro visited for a ceremonial signing of the state budget.
By: Pat Loeb
After a lengthy court battle over displays at the President’s House on Independence Mall, the National Park Service installed new materials overnight, shifting the focus off of the slaves whom President George Washington held at the site.
