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The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Friday, Dec. 5 (Noon Edition): Philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the Fairhill neighborhood on Friday morning. A man was killed when an argument between two families escalated. ... A small two-seater smart car crashed into a Philadelphia police SUV in Hunting Park. ... SEPTA is getting 10 train cars from Maryland on Friday evening. ... The Villanova University football team takes to the road for the second round of the FCS playoffs. Saturday afternoon, the wildcats will visit undefeated Lehigh.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Friday, Dec. 5 (Morning Edition): The Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office says the mayor of Lumberton Township has been indicted by a grand jury on child endangering and abuse charges. .... For weeks, protesters from No ICE Philly have called on Sheriff Rochelle Bilal to do more to stop ICE activities in and around the courthouse. During another rally outside the Criminal Justice Center Thursday, some of the sheriff’s supporters directed criticism at the judges. ... Renters who were furloughed during the recent government shutdown are being urged to act quickly to apply for a new relief program. ... COVID-19 and flu vaccines are now available for free at city health clinics ahead of the holiday season. Health officials say people should not wait, as protection takes time to build.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Thursday, Dec. 4 (Evening Edition): A Bucks County mother will spend time behind bars for neglecting her premature twins. ******* The Philadelphia Department of Public Health launched a campaign on Thursday, offering free flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations at health centers across the city. ******* Tensions were high outside the Criminal Justice Center in Philadelphia on Thursday as protestors from No ICE Philly called on the sheriff to do more to stop ICE from arresting people in and around the courthouse. ******* Philadelphia City Council has to redo the ordinance it passed in June that authorized bonds to pay for the mayor’s affordable housing project, delaying the project by several months. ******* New Jersey lawmakers advanced a bill today that would eliminate a required test to graduate high school.

The ride share company Waymo is taking things to the next level in Philadelphia by testing autonomous trips around the city. ... Does it feel like you’ve been getting spam robocalls more and more the last few years? Well attorneys general from multiple states, including Pennsylvania, say they’re demanding four major providers rein in their alleged robocall activity. ... Talks between SEPTA and its biggest union wrapped up Wednesday with no word on any progress. ... Artists were hard at work in north Philadelphia yesterday -- painting number-one sculptures that will be rolled out in January as part of a city-wide public art project celebrating America's 250th birthday year.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025 (Morning Edition): Overnight closures of the Schuylkill Expressway are on tap for the next six months, as PennDOT moves into the next phase of the Market Street Bridge project. ... Pennsylvania is one of the states announcing the implementation of phase two of a national crackdown against robocalls. ... The Montgomery County DA's office is announcing a five-thousand-dollar reward as they investigate Sunday evening’s deadly shooting in Norristown. ... After an outpouring of community support, the William Way LGBTQ community center will not be leaving its building in the gayborhood.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Wednesday, Dec. 3 (evening edition): Overnight closures of the Schuylkill Expressway are on tap for the next SIX MONTHS, as PennDOT moves into the next phase of the Market Street Bridge project. KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo reports. ... A South Jersey man has been arrested in Philadelphia, accused of killing a 15-year-old and attempting to kill a 17-year-old in Atlantic City. The Atlantic City prosecutor's office say 23-year-old Louis Jackson from Galloway Township, Atlantic County shot the teens back on November 7th. The 15-year-old was hit multiple times and died at the hospital. The 17-year-old was shot in the face, but survived. The FBI found and arrested Jackson near 51st and Chester Avenue in Kingsessing on Tuesday afternoon. ... Every year, hundreds of thousands of Philadelphia children are in need of winter clothing as the temperatures dip to freezing. In an effort to meet that need, Krausey’s Koats and the Kevin From Heaven Foundation are teaming up with Cradles to

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Wednesday, Dec. 3 (Morning Edition): SEPTA says it's going to miss Friday's deadline to put thermal detection units in its rail cars. KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo reports. ### Authorities say they arrested a University of Delaware student who was armed with weapons, a lot of ammo and a notebook with plans to attack campus police. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez has the story. ### Philadelphia City Council gave preliminary approval to a budget for the first phase of Mayor Cherelle Parker’s affordable housing plan, but only after heavily amending it to shift more of the money to low-income residents. KYW Newsradio's City Hall Bureau Chief Pat Loeb reports. ### West Philadelphia's Quinta Brunson, of "Abbott Elementary" fame, celebrated Giving Tuesday by creating a fund to help Philly school kids afford to go on class trips. It's called the Quinta Brunson Field Trip Fund. KYW Newsradio Community Impact reporter Racquel Williams has more.

SEPTA now says it's NOT going to make Friday's deadline to install thermal units on all of its Silverliner IV rail cars. ... Philadelphia Police Officer Andy Chan has died, six years after he was struck by a van while riding his police motorcycle. The FOP sharing news of Chan’s death Tuesday morning. ... A Pottstown man is sentenced up to 45 years in state prison for shooting a police officer in the leg during a struggle for the officer’s gun last year. ... The search for one of three wild cats that escaped from a Berks County wildlife center weeks ago has sadly ended. ... A 5-year-old Delaware County boy who's battling cancer is going on his dream vacation thanks to two local nonprofits.

The first winter storm of the season hit the region. while most of the immediate area has been experiencing rain, there was some snow. ... Officials in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are issuing code blues to help people experiencing homelessness get access to warm spaces. ... Jury selection now underway in the trial of Atlantic City mayor Marty Small. ... Today is giving Tuesday... a day when non profit organizations are relying on the generosity of donors to raise funds to support their work.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025 (morning edition): Code Blues have been issued in Camden and Montgomery counties, ahead of low temperatures and precipitation that put people experiencing homelessness at risk. ... A Philadelphia City Council committee advanced a bill that clears the way for a major expansion of Rail Park. ... A controversial piece of legislation is advancing in Trenton, despite some very high-profile opposition. This new law would combine the independent government watchdog with the State Commission of Investigation. ... Since it started in 2012, Giving Tuesday has become one of the biggest fundraising days for non-profit organizations around the world.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Dec. 1, 2025 (evening edition): The man who had to be pulled from Cresheim Creek in Chestnut Hill Sunday afternoon has died. Police said the 65-year-old's car struck a downed guardrail, drove off the road and into the water. ... The long-delayed expansion of Philadelphia’s Rail Park took a small step forward when a bill allowing the city to acquire needed land cleared a City Council committee. ... SEPTA says the trolley tunnel is going to remain closed for another week, at least until next Sunday. ... Lawmakers in New Jersey have advanced a controversial piece of legislation that would combine the independent state comptroller’s office with the State Commission of Investigations. KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more. ### A Cherry Hill filmmaker is shining a light on a seldom-covered topic, which ends with a brave climb to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. KYW Newsradio Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has more.

The man who had to be pulled from Cresheim (CRESH-um) Valley Creek in Chestnut Hill Sunday afternoon has died. Police said the 65-year-old's car struck a downed guardrail, drove off the road and into the water. This happened around 4 o'clock near the intersection of Lincoln and Cresheim Valley Drives. That's where crews last night pulled the car out of the creek. The Crash Investigation Division is looking into the incident. The long-delayed expansion of Philadelphia’s Rail Park took a small step forward when a bill, allowing the city to acquire needed land, cleared a city council committee. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports… SEPTA says the trolley tunnel is going to remain closed for another week, at least until next Sunday. The transit agency says more testing has to be done before trolleys can use the tunnel again. The tunnel has been closed since November 13th while crews repair damage to overhead wires. Trolleys are being diverted to 40th Street where riders can take the Market-Frankf

Philadelphia Police are investigating a double shooting in Kensington. They say the victims were targeted, and the masked gunman got away. KYW's Tim Jimenez has the latest from police headquarters. The man who had to be pulled from Cresheim Valley Creek in Chestnut Hill Sunday afternoon has died. Police said the 65-year-old's car struck a downed guardrail, drove off the road and into the water. This happened around 4 p.m. near the intersection of Lincoln and Cresheim Valley Drives. That's where crews pulled the car out of the creek. The Crash Investigation Division is looking into the incident. A man is dead, and another is fighting for his life in two separate shootings within minutes of each other in the city early this morning. The most recent one happened around 3:15 in Olney. Police tell NBC10 this victim was shot five or six times at the intersection of East Somerville and Rising Sun Avenues. He died later in the hospital. Soon before that, in the Northeast, the other man was found shot in the stoma

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Dec.1, 2025 (morning edition): Philadelphia City Council will once again take up Mayor Parker’s affordable housing initiative this week. ... A woman is dead after two Philadelphia police shot her Sunday morning in North Philly. ... The number of home fires significantly goes up during the holiday months, often sparked by unattended candles or unsafe decorations. ... The Christmas Pyramid at the center of LOVE Park has been lit up, summoning Philadelphians to the annual Christmas Village in Center City.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025 (evening edition) Travelers are heading home after a Thanksgiving spent with family and friends, making today the busiest travel day of the year. KYW’s Shara Dae Howard spoke to passengers at Philadelphia International Airport. ... A man was hurt in a car crash in South Philadelphia Sunday morning. Police say the collision happened just after 3 o'clock along Passyunk Avenue, near South 23rd Street. ... SEPTA says it will be offering riders more reliable information about when the next bus or train will arrive. ... New Jersey lawmakers are advancing a bill that would study the impact of therapy dogs at schools.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025 (morning edition): You've been going through your Thanksgiving leftovers, you're wrapping up seeing your loved ones. Now it's time to head back home, and today is expected to be the busiest travel day of a record-setting travel week. ... Have you been checking off items on that holiday shopping list? You'll have more opportunities tomorrow for Cyber Monday. ... SEPTA says in the coming months, it'll be offering riders more reliable information about when the next bus or train will arrive. ... Therapy dogs have proven success in helping people who are dealing with mental health issues. A new program in New Jersey is looking into the potential benefits of bringing therapy dogs to schools.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025 (Morning Edition): This is a bleak Saturday for Eagles fans. The Birds lost to the Bears 24-15 at Lincoln Financial Field, and they looked even worse than the score indicates, and that goes for both offense and defense. The Eagles enter December with two losses in a row and a lot of question marks. KYW's Dave Uram has a postgame reaction. ****** A Philadelphia City Council Committee has advanced a bill that would ask voters to create a city-run retirement plan for workers who don’t already have a retirement plan through their employer. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb has more. ****** A case 12 years in the making: the man accused of shooting a Philadelphia police officer pleaded guilty just before facing a jury for a fourth time. KYW's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson tells us, it has a connection to the killing of Police Sgt. Richard Mendez. ****** Carpenters Hall in Old City is commemorating their part in the 250th anniversary

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Thursday, Nov. 27 (Midday Edition): The country's longest-running Thanksgiving Parade is right here in Philadelphia. Thousands were in Center City and along the Ben Franklin Parkway on Thursday to celebrate! ********** A bill in the Pennsylvania House is aimed at cracking down on “swatting," fake calls to emergency responders that try to get swat teams and other law enforcement to flood a scene. ********** Federal workers are awaiting a vote on a bill that would nullify a March executive order that ended collective bargaining with several federal labor unions.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Thursday, November 27 (Morning Edition): Campbell’s has fired the executive accused of making racist comments and disparaging the company’s customers and products. ... Septa contract negotiations hit a snag this week, as union reps walked out of talks over pension contributions. ... A woman is suing a former corrections officer over allegations that he raped her while she was on suicide watch at the federal detention center in Philadelphia. ... As the aging population lives longer, the need for more family caregivers increases. this national family caregivers month, AARP released new data on who caregivers are in N-J, their needs, and the effect on the economy.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025 (evening edition): With a strike threat looming, there's a speed bump in SEPTA contract negotiations as Local 234 abruptly leaves the bargaining table. KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo reports... ... On the roads, in the sky and on the rails, nearly 82 million Americans are heading from home for Thanksgiving. Amtrak is expecting more than 1-point-2 million on the railways. KYW Newsradio's Matt Coughlin is at 30th Street Station where hundreds of people are waiting on their train to take them to the their holiday destination. ... A woman is suing a former corrections officer over allegations that he raped her while she was on suicide watch at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia. KYW Newsradio’s Conner Barkon has more… … All eyes were on 2026 at today’s annual luncheon for the tourism industry. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports………….. … Tis' the season for scams. The Better Business Bureau warns there's number of ways croo