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Gov. Shapiro signed an unconstitutional law making PPA a monopoly, Philly towing companies say in lawsuit. The 10 towing companies are asking a federal judge to declare a 2023 law null and void, and ban the Philadelphia Parking Authority from towing abandoned cars. Abraham Gutman.
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3 days ago · Philadelphia’s Historical Commission decides the Roundhouse is not worthy of preservation. Mayor Parker's administration appointees voted against preserving the former police headquarters, which is seen as a unique example of modernist architecture. Jake Blumgart.
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Philly immigrant leaders fear Trump’s deportation plans, vow to fight back. Jeff Gammage. Dave McCormick has been declared the winner in race against U.S. Sen. Bob Casey. But he’s still challenging ballots in Philly. Jeremy Roebuck, Sean Collins Walsh, and Katie Bernard.
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1 day ago · Sean Collins Walsh and John Duchneskie. Bob Brady’s feud with the Harris campaign reignited long-held criticisms of the city party. But he says he’s not going anywhere. Amid broader reflections about the future of the Democratic Party, some are renewing concerns about the city committee's effectiveness under Brady, who has led it for 40 years.
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4 days ago · They’re seeking justice under a new N.J. law. Meet the Philly-area lawyers who are representing hundreds of child sex abuse cases. Nearly 600 cases across the state, more than any other firm, have been filed by John Baldante and his associate Daniella Price. One was just settled for $30 million against a N.J. ballet school.
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3 days ago · We spoke to 14 Pennsylvanians over 100 years old for advice, wisdom, and thoughts on a life well-lived. Lauren Schneiderman, Devi Lockwood, and Sam Morris.
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Our Phillies takeaways from the GM meetings. Baseball converged on San Antonio this week to formally begin the offseason with the general managers' meetings. Inquirer Phillies writers Scott Lauber and Lochlahn March were there as Phillies president Dave Dombrowski and others discussed their plans to improve their rosters this offseason.
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