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PHILADELPHIA - On air quality maps, purple signifies the worst of it. In reality, it's a thick, hazardous haze that’s disrupting daily life for millions of people across the U.S.

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Uber X Share service returning to Philadelphia, other major cities

PHILADELPHIA - Uber is expanding its shared ride program to Philadelphia and four other cities. The Uber X Share option will be available in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Miami and Nashville in the next few weeks. The program was halted in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions but has since relaunched in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Phoneix, San Diego, Portland, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. The Uber X Share option will allow riders to receive 20% off the total fare if they are matched with a co-rider along the way. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESUber says the share option is also better for the environment as it will help cut down on the use of gas and emissions per passenger. "At Uber, we know affordability is important to making transportation more accessible for more people – especially in the current economic climate," the company said. "Offering more affordable products isn’t just good for customers, it helps build out an ecosystem of affordable, multi-modal transportation – from shared rides, to micromobility, to public transit, which continues to be a powerful ally to Uber.

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Officials say Philadelphia schools won't be impacted by national teacher shortage

PHILADELPHIA - School officials in Philadelphia believe the district won't be impacted by a national shortage of teachers due to strong employment numbers. The School District of Philadelphia told FOX 29 it is 97% staffed for the upcoming school year and still actively recruiting hiring non-instructional roles. Data provided by the district showed a staffing percentage about 95% for positions including principal, vice principal and teacher. Counselors, according to the district, are at 94% hiring capacity and special education assists are at 76.8% MORE LOCAL HEADLINES"Despite shortages in teacher market, we are over 97% staffed for the school year and off to a strong start," a district spokesperson said. "For non-instructional roles, we are still actively recruiting and hiring for roles and show larger needs for certain school-based non-instructional roles." Meanwhile, parents of students in understaffed districts believe the teacher shortage could stunt the education of students still catching up from the COVID-19 pandemic. "My youngest one, he had to get set back a year because being on the computers, he didn’t grab on to it like he should," Fard Udin Muhammad said.

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New report highlights impacts of COVID-19 pandemic on Philadelphia's youth

PHILADELPHIA - A new report by a non-profit organization uncovered some of the disturbing impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on children in Philadelphia. The data compiled by Children First shows that students in Philadelphia are failing to meet basic educational benchmarks. There has also been a troubling 62% jump in calls by Philadelphia's youth to suicide hotlines, according to the report. "Our kids are not doing well," Executive Director of Children First Donna Cooper said.

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Philadelphia is one of the most stressed cities in America, study finds

PHILADELPHIA, PA - MARCH 06: Gritty holds a sign welcoming Bryce Harper to Philadelphia during the game between the Washington Capitals and the Philadelphia Flyers on March 6, 2019 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA.(Photo by Andy Lewis/Icon S PHILADELPHIA - Inflation, rising crime and COVID-19 are just some of the things stressing Americans, but a new study found that Philadelphia is one of the most stressed cities in the country. The study conducted by WalletHub determined which cities in America are the most and least stressed by factors including business hours, divorce rates, suicide rates and unemployment rates. The study included over 180 cities, including local places such as Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Jersey City, and Wilmington. Philadelphia ranked at number 5 out of 182 cities, making it one of the most stressed in the country. Although Philadelphia's family stress ranked high at a score of 46 and health and safety stress ranked at 39, financial and work stress in the city ranked tremendously low.A separate study, conducted by the American Psychological Association, placed Philadelphia as the 9th most stressed city and noted Philadelphians are stressed about traffic congestion, poverty levels and divorce rates. A new study found that Philadelphia is the ninth most stressed city in the United States.

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School District of Philadelphia joins growing list of schools reimposing mask mandates

PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia is joining a growing list of schools who are reinstating their mask requirements for students and staff as COVID-19 cases are on the rise.In an email sent home to parents Friday, district officials announced that universal masking would return to schools on Monday. District officials said in a message to parents the return to universal mask wearing was recommended by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.Most counties in southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware have recently seen their COVID-19 transmission levels elevated to 'high' by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Philadelphia welcomes back, in full force, the beloved Dad Vail Regatta

FAIRMOUNT PARK - The Dad Vail Regatta returns to Philadelphia in full force. The longtime event is celebrating 83 years and the city is excited to participate in the festivities after the pandemic.The mighty Schuylkill River shows no mercy as rowers from all across the nation converge in Philly for the country’s largest collegiate regatta, the Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta.Young Addi and her dad drove all the way to Philadelphia from Dallas, Texas to root for their son and brother, competing as a coxswain for Loyola, Maryland.MORE HEADLINES:Addi says Philly is the best.

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Philadelphia school officials announce 'Mask-to-Stay' as an option to remaining in class

School District of Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia announced a Mask-to-Stay option for individuals in the district who may have been exposed to COVID-19, but have no symptoms and wish to remain in their classroom environment.Officials announced the following criteria for this new option Friday. They say a person exposed to COVID-19, but not exhibiting symptoms can stay in the building and not quarantine at home if they meet the following qualifications:MORE HEADLINES:No Philadelphia schools are closed.

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Philadelphia's newest sculpture, 'OY/YO,' installed in Old City

PHILADELPHIA - What started off as a painting is now Philadelphia's newest sculpture. On Sunday, the new "OY/YO" sculpture was installed outside the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History on 5th and Market Streets in Old City. "It's two little letters that speak to many, many communities," said Deborah Kass, the artist behind the eight feet tall sculpture. "OY/YO," depending on which side you look at the sculpture, will either read "YO" or "OY." Kass says "Yo" is a greeting term in many communities and "Oy" is a Yiddish term that signifies exasperation or worry. When you walk up to the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History, the "YO" side of the sculpture is outfacing. Kass says she decided to have "YO" facing museum visitors because she likes the welcome that it represents. Kass created the first painting of "OY" in 2010 before creating its counterpart, "YO" a year later."In 2011, I made "YO" because I saw a reflection of "OY" in a window and the painting made itself," said Kass.In 2015, Kass created her first large "OY/YO" sculpture, which started out in between the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges in New York City.

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Philadelphia mandates: City to announce 'adjustments' to COVID-19 mitigation measures Wednesday

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials will announce changes to COVID-19 mitigation during their weekly coronavirus response briefing on Wednesday, according to Mayor Jim Kenney. The changes would come as health officials and Mayor Jim Kenney say case counts and positivity rates have continued to fall in Philadelphia. At the peak of the omicron surge, around Jan. 3, Philadelphia was reporting 38% positivity rates and approximately 2,600 daily cases. On Monday, the city reported a positivity rate of less than 3% and around 200 daily cases in recent weeks. "There will be some adjustments tomorrow," Kenney said Tuesday morning after attending a groundbreaking for a local playground. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said Tuesday that he believes masks have helped keep people safe during the pandemic. When asked if the time had come for the city’s mask mandates to end, Kenney credited the wearing of masks as playing an important role in the drop in case counts. "It only happened because of this discipline," Kenney said point to his 76ers themed facemask. Senior Director of Operations for Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association Ben Fileccia told FOX 29 on Monday that he expected Philadelphia officials to make an announcement Wednesday about metrics they will use to determine appropriate mandates going forward.On Tuesday, Kenney revealed that the city would be announcing some ‘numbers and data points’ in reference to possibly easing some restrictions on Wednesday.

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COVID-19 cases continue to fall in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - COVID-19 cases are down in Philadelphia and people want to know when the city will loosen restrictions like in New Jersey and Delaware.The Philadelphia Health Department has indicated that masks will last indefinitely.During the height of omicron variant in early January, health officials reported a 38 percent positivity rate, which is roughly 2600 new cases a day. Currently, the city says they're seeing fewer than 200 cases a day.Despite the encouraging numbers, health officials are taking a slower approach to easing mandates.We reached out to the city’s Health Department, who referred us to the health commissioner's briefing this Wednesday, saying they plan to address metrics guiding their decisions.LATEST COVID-19 HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Philadelphia may rely on new metrics to guide COVID-19 mandates

PHILADELPHIA - As COVID-19 numbers continue to trend down in Philadelphia, city officials who have been hesitant to pull back restrictions may be ready to take a small step forward.Senior Director of Operations for Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association Ben Fileccia said he expects Philadelphia officials to make an announcement Wednesday about metrics they will use to determine appropriate mandates going forward. The Philadelphia Inquirer on Monday night reported that the city could end its vaccine requirement to dine indoors as early as this week, and the indoor mask mandate may lift soon after.Several states across the country have announced an end to universal mask mandates over the last several weeks, including nearby Delaware. New Jersey Gov.

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Archdiocese of Philadelphia to make masks optional for students, staff in suburban county schools

PHILADELPHIA - The Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced major changes to its COVID-19 protocols and masking policy on Friday afternoon. The use of masks will be optional for students and staff in elementary schools and high schools operated by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties beginning Feb.

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Philadelphia starting to see drop in new COVID-19 cases, officials say

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia health officials say the city is starting to see a drop in the number of new COVID-19 cases identified, but say the new numbers don't mean the danger has passed. Last week, Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole stated that the city may be starting to see a peak in the wave brought on by the omicron variant. Since then, Bettigole says the number of new cases has dropped.

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Jalen Hurts has 3 TDs, Philadelphia Eagles come back to beat Washington

Greg Ward #84 celebrates his touchdown with Jalen Hurts #1 of the Philadelphia Eagles during the fourth quarter against the Washington Football Team at Lincoln Financial Field on December 21, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Tim Nwachuk PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Jalen Hurts ran for two touchdowns and threw for another, helping the Philadelphia Eagles come back from an early deficit to beat virus-ravaged Washington 27-17 Tuesday night in a critical showdown with NFC playoff implications.In his first game back from an ankle injury, Hurts scored on a pair of 1-yard QB sneaks to set the single-season franchise record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback with 10 and connected with Greg Ward on a 19-yard TD pass.

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Flyers game postponed as NHL responds to COVID-19 cases, league officials say

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - DECEMBER 18: Claude Giroux #28 of the Philadelphia Flyers skates with the puck against the Ottawa Senators at Wells Fargo Center on December 18, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - The Washington Capitals-Philadelphia Flyers game scheduled for Monday night has been postponed.It’s the 50th NHL game postponed this season for coronavirus-related reasons.

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'Cases are up immensely': Philadelphia Health Commissioner urges testing ahead of holiday season

PHILADELPHIA - As COVID-19 case counts continue to rise, Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole urged testing and reminded people to take as many precautions as possible ahead of the holiday season. People have been scrambling to get their hands on COVID-19 testing.

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Philadelphia officials urge against inter-household Christmas gatherings amid COVID-19 case spike

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia health officials are warning residents against hosting holiday gatherings involving multiple households due to a recent increase in COVID-19 cases in Philadelphia and across the rest of Pennsylvania. Dr. Cheryl Bettigole issued the plea during a Wednesday morning COVID-19 response briefing. "Our contact tracing tells us that these gatherings, when we get together with friends and family, are when we infect each other with COVID," Bettigole said.

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Philadelphia extends vaccine mandate deadline for health care workers, higher education students and staff

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia extended its deadline for health care workers and higher education students and employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Acting Philadelphia Health Commissioner Cheryl Bettigole announced Wednesday."We’ve seen from other places that have implemented vaccine mandates that they work. Workers do step up and get their vaccines despite lots of anxiety before the deadlines," Bettigole said during a briefing.The original deadline was Oct.

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Dr. Ala Stanford urges School District of Philadelphia workers to get COVID-19 vaccine

PHILADELPHIA - A high-profile doctor who founded a health group that has vaccinated widely in Philadelphia is working with city schools to ease vaccine hesitancy.Dr. Ala Stanford, the founder of the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium, was to meet with employees of the Philadelphia School District Thursday to answer their vaccine questions.Stanford, whose organization continues to vaccinate residents at the sprawling Deliverance Church on West Lehigh Avenue, says the district needs "our bus drivers and we need the folks cleaning our schools.

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Philadelphia Flyers announce team, staff will be fully vaccinated for 2021-2022 season

PHILADELPHIA, PA - MAY 10: Members of the Philadelphia Flyers raise their sticks in salute to their fans after defeating the New Jersey Devils in their final home game of the season 4-2 at the Wells Fargo Center on May 10, 2021 in Philadelphia, Penns PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Flyers announced Tuesday that the full roster of players, coaches, and hockey operations staff will be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before the start of the 2021-2022 season. "We’ll be fully vaccinated for the start of the season, for sure." said Chuck Fletcher, General Manager and President of Hockey Operations.

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Philadelphia's outdoor pools to open on rolling basis beginning June 30

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Parks & Recreation officials announced Monday that the City’s outdoor pools will open on a rolling basis beginning Wednesday, June 30.As such, 16 public pools are expected to open by the weekend. An additional 31 pools scheduled will open on a rolling basis over the next few weeks. All of the pools will offer daily open swim and free swim lessons. "Philadelphia public pools are a great way to cool down, have fun, and stay active this summer," said Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Kathryn Ott Lovell.

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Pride Month in Philadelphia: Why 2021 may mean more than past years

PHILADELPHIA - The COVID-19 pandemic and more than a year of isolation means that Pride month may be more this year than in years past."There’s gay seniors who faced isolation, there’s the nonprofits who lost donations, there’s so many ways the gay businesses that were forced to shutter and shut down the bars that were forced to close so we couldn’t afford to have two years with no gay pride," said Kory Aversa, Event Organizer of Aversa PR.COVID restrictions have eased in time for the start of pride month outside of the Sofitel Hotel with the raising of the Philadelphia Pride Flag."I think over the past couple years there was a lot of hate in the world it’s so important to us to just show love and pride throughout the community," said Tony

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Flyers offering COVID-19 shots at Monday's game

PHILADELPHIA, PA - MAY 04: Flyers mascot Gritty celebrates a goal in the second period during the game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers on May 04, 2021 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA.

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Philadelphia makes small adjustments to outdoor dining capacity, bar seating

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley on Friday announced modest adjustments to the city's restrictions on outdoor dining and bar seating. Farley said Philadelphia restaurants can increase outdoor dining capacity to include more than 50 people once their plan is approved by the health department.

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Stimulus checks: IRS says next batch of payments will be disbursed in coming days

PHILADELPHIA - MAY 8: Economic stimulus checks are prepared for printing at the Philadelphia Financial Center May 8, 2008 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One hundred and thirty million households are eligible to receive a tax rebate check under the $1 Federal officials said Monday the next batch of COVID-19 stimulus payments will disburse to taxpayers this week.For those who have direct deposit set up, the latest batch of payments began processing Friday and will have an official pay date of Wednesday, March 24, though some may see the money in their accounts earlier as pending deposits. Many of the payments in this next round are being issued by paper check or prepaid debit card, the U.S.

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Joel Embed to donate $100,000 to Philadelphia homeless shelters

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - MARCH 03: Joel Embiid #21 of the Philadelphia 76ers reacts after scoring during the first quarter against the Utah Jazz at Wells Fargo Center on March 03, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. NOTE TO USER: User expressly a PHILADELPHIA - Joel Embiid announced Saturday that he will donate his winnings from Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game to Philadelphia homeless shelters.The homeless shelters benefitted include Project HOME, Sunday Breakfast Mission and Youth Service INC.In total Embiid has committed $100,000 to these organizations. "So many have fallen on such hard times during the pandemic," Embiid said.

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Veteran Philadelphia police officer, minister dies after battle with COVID-19

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department is mourning the loss of a veteran officer and baptist minister who died on Tuesday after a battle with coronavirus. Erin L. Tokley, 47, spent most of his 24-year career serving Philadelphia's 25th district and was most recently assigned to the 12th district.Tokley died on the 24th anniversary of his graduation from the police academy, according to a Facebook post from his wife.Tokley was a minister at Calvary Baptist Church in West Philadelphia.

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Study finds that pandemic worsened gun violence in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - A study released by Temple University finds that the pandemic exacerbated Philadelphia's gun violence issues. The study, which looked at data dating back to Jan. 2016 through November 2020, found that instead of decreasing with containment measures such as stay-at-home-orders, firearm-injured patients increased at even higher rates to Temple University Hospital and other trauma centers around the city.The study, which was led by Jessica H.

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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to help with COVID-19 school vaccination program

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials announced Monday that Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia will assist the Department of Public Health in a new school COVID-19 vaccination program intended to inoculate teachers, principals, and staff at all schools in Philadelphia. Including in this program are staff at all district, charter, independent and parochial schools, as well as at child care centers and pre-K providers.The vaccination effort, which is expected to begin by the end of February, will also include classroom aides and cafeteria workers. It will involve a number of locations, including pop-up clinics located at school buildings around the city. "As we near the one-year anniversary of the pandemic, getting children back into

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Philadelphia announces COVID-19 restaurant and gym relief program

PHILADELPHIA - It’s the news restaurant and gym owners in Philadelphia have been waiting for amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The city announced Friday a $12 million grant program aimed at helping businesses. "The Philadelphia Restaurant and Gym Relief Program is a $12 million grant program designed to provide financial relief to small businesses in Philadelphia that have been among the most adversely affected," Karen Fegely, deputy commerce director for the City of Philadelphia, said.Businesses like Fitness Works gym.

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Mobile testing unit to provide free COVID-19 tests for adults, children in Philadelphia

(Photo by Aaron Lavinsky/Star Tribune via Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - A mobile coronavirus testing unit will be in Philadelphia over the weekend to provide free COVID-19 tests to adults and children regardless of exposure or symptoms.In partnership with the Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Fight, Community-Accessible Testing & Education (CATE) can be found in the following locations from Saturday to Sunday: Healthcare professionals will administer anterior nasal swabs that take 48 hours to produce results. Individuals can expect their test results within 3-5 business days.Philadelphia is just one of over 90 stops CATE will make across Pennsylvania before the end of the year.

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Positive news of a vaccine brings hope to many across Philadelphia

CENTER CITY - COVID continues its surge across the Delaware Valley, with Pennsylvania setting another daily high with more than 6,000 new confirmed cases.But, there is optimism with promising new vaccine news.“I walk my dog and just stay away from people,” Michael Metelits stated.Metelits says a big outing in the city looks remarkably small, these days.“It’s difficult, but you’ve got to do it for other people and you’ve got to do it yourself,” Metelits commented.Strolls in Rittenhouse Square may be the most going out some people do for the next few weeks as several new restrictions go into effect in Philadelphia beginning Friday, due to a surge in coronavirus cases.AdvertisementIn Rittenhouse Square restaurants like Parc gearing up for

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Philadelphia implementing new restrictions on indoor dining, gatherings, and some businesses

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials have announced sweeping new restrictions on businesses and gatherings amid a new surge in coronavirus cases.Mayor Jim Kenney hinted at the new restrictions in a tweet Friday and was joined by Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley in announcing them on Monday.Beginning Friday, Philadelphia restaurants will no longer be permitted to offer indoor dining and outdoor dining will be limited to groups of just four people from the same household.Dr.

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Philadelphia officials to impose new restrictions due to rise in COVID-19 cases

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney is expected to announce "changes to restrictions" on businesses and activities in the city on Monday amid a rise in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.On Friday, the city reported 1,1,58 news cases, plus 30 new probable cases from rapid tests. The city also reached a new high in terms of a seven-day average in cases earlier in the week.The positivity rate is up, too.

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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens even series with the Philadelphia Flyers

Montreal Canadiens will be without their head coach Claude Julien for the rest of their series with the Philadelphia Flyers.Julien had an operation to stent a coronary artery on Thursday. He complained of chest pains in the hours after Game 1.

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Take me outside the ballgame: Phandemic Krew cheers Phillies

Fans of the Philadelphia Phillies known as the Phandemic Krew watch from outside the stadium gates during a game against the Atlanta Braves at Citizens Bank Park on August 10, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies won 13-8.

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Eagles activate Lane Johnson from reserve/COVID-19 list

Lane Johnson #65 of the Philadelphia Eagles reacts after a touchdown against the Chicago Bears in the third quarter at Lincoln Financial Field on November 3, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Philadelphia seeing increase in COVID-19 cases due to spread from family members

PHILADELPHIA - People are getting out more. Many are trying to do the right thing especially in public places near strangers but what about when it comes to family? "Me and my family we still mask up especially my older side of the family.

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Phillies weekend games postponed after members of coaching, clubhouse staffs test positive

Citizens Bank Park PHILADELPHIA - Shortly after the Philadelphia Phillies announced two more positive cases of coronavirus on their staff, the team postponed their three-game weekend series.The Saturday doubleheader and the Sunday game slated to take place at Citizen's Bank Park have been postponed. All activity at the ballpark has reportedly been canceled until further notice.The Phillies announced Thursday morning that a member of the coaching staff, as well as a member of the home clubhouse staff have tested positive for coronavirus.FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUSOn Wednesday, a member of the visiting clubhouse staff tested positive for the virus following a season-opening series against the Marlins in Philadelphia last weekend, but all

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Students in Philadelphia public schools still waiting to hear if they're going back in Sept.

SOCIETY HILL - Philadelphia schools haven’t seen students for months, but will they welcome them back in the fall?It may only be July, but many parents and teachers are already thinking ahead to September.The McCall Public School serves students from Kindergarten through eighth in its big, brick building in Society Hill. Closed since the COVID lockdown, what will students find when they return and should they?Isaac Obayon has seen the neighborhood change in his time here.

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'Very chilling': Commissioner Outlaw talks of latest wave of violence across Philadelphia

CENTER CITY - The heat and COVID-19 have not put a stop to the violence in the city of Philadelphia. There have been 31 shootings in the city in the past several days and seven people were killed, including a six-year-old and a 15-year-old.Those were separate incidents.Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw summed up the latest wave of violence as chilling.People in the neighborhood where 15-year-old Angelo Walker was killed are downright angry.

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'Horrific violence': Fourth of July weekend gun violence in Philadelphia leaves 7 dead

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney spoke out on Sunday night against the spate of gun violence over Independence Day weekend that injured at least two dozen people and left several dead, including a 6-year-old boy.“This weekend’s horrific violence is a stark reminder that COVID-19 isn’t the only crisis plaguing our city," Kenney said "Gun violence continues to traumatize our communities and cut Philadelphians lives tragically short."The mayor highlighted the tragic death of a 6-year-old boy in Holmesburg who was fatally shot in the chest on Sunday afternoon.MORE: Spate of gun violence overnight in Philadelphia leaves 8 woundedPolice say the boy was inside a home with other children on the 4600 block of Kendrick Street when he

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'Horrific violence': Fourth of July weekend gun violence in Philadelphia leaves 22 injured, 6 dead

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney spoke out on Sunday night against the spate of gun violence over Independence Day weekend that left 22 injured and several dead including a 6-year-old boy.“This weekend’s horrific violence is a stark reminder that COVID-19 isn’t the only crisis plaguing our city," Kenney said "Gun violence continues to traumatize our communities and cut Philadelphians lives tragically short."The mayor highlighted the tragic death of a 6-year-old boy in Holmesburg who was fatally shot in the chest on Sunday afternoon.MORE: Spate of gun violence overnight in Philadelphia leaves 8 woundedPolice say the boy was inside a home with other children on the 4600 block of Kendrick Street when he sustained a gunshot wound to

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'Horrific violence': 4th of July weekend gun violence in Philadelphia leaves 22 injured, 5 dead

Police investigate a double shooting at 6th and South Streets July 5.

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'Horrific violence': 4th of July weekend gun violence in Philadelphia leaves 18 injured, 5 dead

Police investigate a double shooting at 6th and South Streets July 5.

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Track coronavirus cases in Philadelphia by zip code

PHILADELPHIA - The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Philadelphia rose on Monday to 1,072, with nine fatalities reported.

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