Tom MacDonald is a news reporter for WHYY-FM, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With a focus on local news, Tom covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including The Philadelphia Tribune and PR Newswire.
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With lots of travelers taking that last trip of the summer, Philly airport officials expect big crowds to move through ahead of Labor Day.
In addition to the three-vehicle limit, there are new rules for temporary parking permits that change how many passes residents can buy.
A SEPTA spokesperson said the transit agency hasn’t been able to calculate how much money it’s losing because of the issue, but said it could be hundreds of thousands of dollars.
“We completed over 60,000 quality-of-life services throughout the entire city of Philadelphia, block by block,” Mayor Cherelle Parker said Wednesday.
Scams cost Americans billions of dollars each year. The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers to beware.
As part of SEPTA's plan, the hike would require all riders to pay the current $2.50 cash fare cost.
The deal includes the day after Thanksgiving off, in addition to more money to the union to cover medical costs.
By: Tom Macdonald
District Attorney Larry Krasner vowed to prosecute anyone who attempts to impede the election process in any way, and said he’s done it before.
The district attorney’s office says the suspect did extensive research about LGBTQ+ parades and planned to join a terrorist group in Syria.
Officer Jaime Roman was shot in June and died from his wounds last week.
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