Shootings are at an all-time low in Philadelphia, but as the weather gets warmer, gunfire typically ramps up. As KYW Newsradio's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson tells us, the summer-like weather this past weekend serves as an example.

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Philadelphia authorities will have an election task force available for voters to combat potential election intimidation for Tuesday's primary.

District Attorney Larry Krasner says prosecutors will be in the office, fielding calls about potential harassment and interference

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With 1,700 voting divisions, Philadelphia needs about 8,000 poll workers, so officials are always recruiting—even the day before the election. KYW City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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Monday, May 18, is the deadline for the Philadelphia Police Department, Sheriff’s office and District Attorney to each respond to the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee’s demand for policies, documents and procedures relating to ICE and immigration.

District Attorney Larry Krasner says he will respond, in part, adding that the committee giving two weeks to comply was "ridiculous."

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Three members of the Pagan Motorcycle Club are on trial in Montgomery County on charges connected with a shootout with a rival motorcycle gang at the Wawa in West Norriton last fall. KYW Newsradio Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert tells us lawyers for the three say the wrong men are on trial.

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Police believe the same people may be responsible for robbing two spas in Chinatown over the weekend. KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo reports.

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In a statement on Monday, SEPTA said it's offering extra trips to and from the stadium on the Broad Street Line for each match.

The plan is expected to move as many as 15,000 more people per hour.

The Broad Street and Market-Frankford lines will also run overnight, with trains running every half-hour to select stations.

Rider fare will stay at $2.90.

The first match at the Linc is set for June 14.

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New Jersey Transit unveiled a new bus design on Monday to honor America’s 250th. An art student in Camden County created it.

KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more from Overbrook High School in Pine Hill.

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Leadership and congregants of a historic Black church in Wilmington that was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning are promising to rebuild. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt joins us from the Breaking News Desk with the latest.

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There's an air quality alert in effect for our region Monday as temperatures peak in the mid-90s.

Environmental officials say the extreme highs -- about 20 degrees above average -- will ramp up ozone production, leaving the air at a Code Orange level today. That means people who are sensitive to heat and air pollutants should take precautions and limit outdoor activity.