Every Boardwalk game, arcade, and candy shop will be inspected this summer to ensure nobody is getting ripped off. New Jersey’s Attorney General wants people to know her team will be doing inspections all summer long.

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The Pennsylvania House has passed a bill that would ban PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” from household products.

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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it’s investigating the Philadelphia police department over its policy for revoking gun permits.

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New Jersey is providing more than 750 free tickets to the World Cup. Governor Mikie Sherrill announced Tuesday that the tickets will be made available for state residents.

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With Philadelphia expecting to see an influx of visitors this summer, the city on Tuesday unveiled a new joint public safety hub, a new space at Market East where law enforcement agencies can compare notes and coordinate coverage.

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With World Cup tickets going for thousands of dollars and being in such high demand, people are taking desperate measures to get their hands on a pair. But where there’s demand, there are scammers ready to take advantage of fans.

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Philly has a new summer hangout in the city. Reading Terminal Market unveiled its new pop-up plaza on Tuesday, just in time to brighten up the space, welcoming World Cup fans and America 250 celebrations.

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Six local charities are getting donations from Major League Baseball and the Phillies ahead of next month's All-Star Game.

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What does the country's 250th anniversary taste like? According to Herr's, loaded cheese fries, hickory barbeque, and jalapeno cream cheese. Those are the three winning potato chip flavors in the Herr's Flavored by Philly competition.

The company, based in Chester County, says nearly 100,000 votes were cast. The chips are available all summer.

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The Declaration of Independence will be forever sealed with the U.S. mail.

The U.S. Postal Service is debuting a new forever stamp on the Fourth of July in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the declaration’s signing.

The stamp features a red, white and blue “1776,” depicted in the shapes of feathered quills.

The Postal Service will celebrate the release of the stamp at the B. Free Franklin Post Office in Old City on Independence Day.

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