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Enter The Ladies Room with Kathy Orr, Shiba Russell and Kamryn Scrivens as they discuss unedited pictures of Kris Jenner's new facelift and John Stamos speaking out about Lori Loughlin's divorce. Plus, Meghan Pierce, the CEO of The Forum of Executive Women joins to discuss how women are supposed to come into a lot of money over the next couple decades.
SEPTA prepares for service cuts as passengers hope lawmakers vote for funding
SEPTA is getting the word out about possible impacts to service as the governor's budget stalls in the state senate. Passengers are hoping for a positive vote on funding, or be faced with devastating impacts.
Popular Northern Liberties street festival canceled
Northern Liberties Night Market scheduled for July 23rd has been canceled because of rising costs.
Trash collection, cleanup begins as work stoppage ends
One District Council 33 member detailed what he believed residents may do with their trash until their regular schedule returns, as employees begin the task of cleaning up.
Philly strike is over, but when will trash be picked up?
Now that the District Council 33 strike against the City of Philadelphia has ended, residents want to know when their trash will be collected.
DC 33, City of Philadelphia reach tentative contract agreement
In the wee hours of Wednesday, District Council 33 officials and the City of Philadelphia reached a tentative contract agreement. The union has yet to vote on it.
Residents feel impact of DC 33 strike as trash piles high everywhere
The City of Philadelphia and District Council 33 met Saturday to try and find an agreeable contract, while residents are feeling the impact of the strike, watching trash pile high on sidewalks and dumping sites.
Negotiations continue into the night in the ongoing DC 33 strike against the city
Contract negotiations are continuing as District Council 33 union members remain on strike, approaching the July 4th holiday weekend.
Philly's largest union threatens strike
9,000 city municipal workers say they could walk off the job if their union doesn't reach a deal with the city by the end of June.
$6.8 billion budget passes Philly City Council
Philadelphia City Council on Thursday passed a $6.84 billion budget for the new fiscal year. It would seem a large portion of the money is going toward housing.
State officials press counterparts in chambers on SEPTA funding
SEPTA riders and workers remain concerned about the future of their lines, as funding continues to be a big issue. Some lawmakers came out Wednesday to show support for one of the busiest lines.
SEPTA budget proposal includes wide-ranging service cuts, with fare increases
SEPTA says the proposed cuts can be avoided should a sustainable funding solution be agreed upon.
Mega Millions tickets are on the rise
Add that Mega Millions ticket to the growing list of things going up in price.
Mega Millions ticket prices going up
The Mega Millions jackpot will cost you more to earn, as ticket prices are going up.
Donald Trump rolls out sweeping tariffs while promising to free the US
President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs in a move that could raise prices on everything from housing to cars to groceries.
Pa officials, Crozer work to hammer out a sale agreement to keep health facilities open
There is word that Penn Medicine, Delaware County, and Pennsylvania officials are trying to work out a sale agreement for the ailing Crozer and Taylor Hospitals.
Struggling to fulfill the needs of many, Philabundance faces decreased resources after Trump funding cut
The region’s largest hunger-relief organization sees challenges ahead after a cut in a program allowing for the purchase of local food including fresh produce.
3 hospitals on brink of closure in Delco
An unknown future awaits three hospitals in Delaware County after Prospect Medical Holdings told a bankruptcy judge they don't have funds to make payroll past March 14th.
What do the new tariffs mean for you and your family?
Tariffs are now in effect against three of America's biggest trading partners. What does that mean for the economy, you and your family?
IRS Philly fires 400 workers as part of Trump's federal employee layoffs
As a part of Donald Trump's massive layoffs in government jobs, 400 Philadelphia IRS workers have been terminated.