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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PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Congressman Brendan Boyle thinks Philadelphia should start planning now for the 2038 World Cup — the next one that could be hosted in the United States.
Pennsylvania has created a new fund for startups that state officials hope will grow the life sciences industry and create new jobs.
By: Pat Loeb
Philadelphia officials said the Point-in-time Count, its annual census of the city’s unhoused population, shows a decrease in overall homelessness from last year.
By: Pat Loeb
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has dropped its subpoena of the University of Pennsylvania demanding lists of Jewish faculty and students after a resolution filed in court Thursday. Penn dropped its appeal of the federal court ruling demanding it release the information and the EEOC dropped the subpoena.
Independence Day has passed, but the Independence Day Regatta will be held over this weekend on the Schuylkill River. The annual race was delayed because of the FIFA World Cup and America 250 festivities. It's still expected to bring more than 5,000 rowers and 10,000-plus fans to the city.
By: Pat Loeb
A Friday decision from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in favor of PJM will allow it to require companies to have more money to sell to its grid. Advocates argue the decision will make it more difficult for renewable energy companies to get access to the grid and allow PJM to double down on favoring fossil fuels. The company denies the claims of favoritism.
By: Pat Loeb
Legacy dump sites are a major detriment to the quality of life in Philadelphia neighborhoods. Community groups are trying a new tool to eliminate them.
By: Pat Loeb
Philadelphia’s city controller says the city and school district are losing millions of dollars in revenue from people who improperly claim a homestead exemption on their taxes.
A Philadelphia City Council committee held a hearing Wednesday on how police responded to crowds in the gay community after the Pride parade in June.
Funding the school district has long been a challenge. Its share of revenue from property taxes does not cover its needs. The city has been regularly increasing its contribution, but Mayor Cherelle Parker made a pitch last spring for a “recurring and reliable” funding source through a rideshare tax.
