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'Scared to come outside': South Philly safety walk addresses neighbors' fears They met with police and lawmakers after the second deadly shooting in four days within a six-block area

Family of killed South Philly singer joins city leaders in anti-violence march Joelill Foy was shot and killed Wednesday evening while sitting on the steps of his row home

Major property tax relief measures in Philadelphia signed into law Mayor Kenney signed expansion of the Homestead Exemption and other measures, but homeowners must apply for relief

City files complaint to make CSX repair crumbling 25th Street viaduct The freight rail company pledged in 2015 to repair the bridge, but debris continues to fall near cars

Philly Historical Commission approves designation for Black Doctors Row It’s the first historic district to recognize the contributions of Black Philadelphians

Council approves upgrades for half of Washington Avenue amid pre-recess actions

Philly Council tax relief proposals would slash school funding One proposal would cut the city’s school budget contribution in half

Council committee approves narrowing Washington Avenue, but only part of it The bill keeps a five-lane avenue west of Broad Street

Councilmember Johnson delivers a blow to city’s plan to make Washington Avenue safer A Council member declined to introduce a bill to start the project, but another bill could get part of the project moving

Mistrial in Kenyatta Johnson federal bribery case The U.S. Attorney's Office said they will retry all four defendants