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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By: Pat Loeb
Philadelphia City Council is showing its soft spot for animals. Two proposed bills would enforce bans on horse-drawn carriages and foie gras.
Former City Council President Darrell Clarke took the stage at his 2016 inauguration and announced an initiative he said would generate $1 billion in investments and create 10,000 jobs. His projections were a bit of a “Hail Mary,” but 10 years later, an E-consult report found the campaign actually generated $1.3 billion and created more than 11,000 jobs.
Democrats and Republicans disagree about a lot of things, but a new University of Pennsylvania poll shows one issue on which they concur is that the government needs to do more to regulate artificial intelligence.
By: Pat Loeb
A Philadelphia City Councilman introduced two bills that would crack down on third-party food delivery services in the city. The first would require a license for e-bike delivery riders. A second would require the delivery services to register employees that use an e-bike.
By: Pat Loeb
Pennsylvania’s primary election gives Democrats in Philadelphia’s Third Congressional District the first chance in 10 years to send someone new to represent them in the U.S. House. If history is a guide, it may also be their last chance in a decade.
Philadelphia has moved up in the national ratings of city parks, according to the annual report by the Trust for Public Land. The improvement is the result of one big new park that opened last year in Bridesburg.
By: Pat Loeb
Multiple Grammy-award winning singer Christina Aguilera was announced as the headliner for this year's Welcome America concert on the Parkway. She leads a lineup that also includes Philly legends like Will Smith, Jill Scott, The Roots and more.
By: Pat Loeb
As budget negotiations continue between Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and City Council, an activist group is taking some extreme measures to impose its own priorities on the spending plan.
The mayor previously proposed a 2% increase to the hotel tax to fund her goal of eliminating street homelessness. That would have brought the tax to 17.5%. The new proposal is for a 0.6% increase, plus a 6% tax increase on short-term rentals.
Uber is turning up the heat on Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker with another video ad campaign, aimed at defeating her proposal for a dollar-a-ride tax on rideshares.
