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Still plenty of clean-up from Sunday's storm. And with temperatures this low, anything left is now ice. In Germantown, water is leaking out onto the street and it's starting to freeze over. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live from the scene.

So you do all that work -- you dig your car out of all that snow. Then you want to save your space with a cone or a lawn chair. Well, don't. It's against the law.

Mayor Cherelle Parker and Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel ask everyone to be respectful.

The commissioner says police will be responding to any complaints about saved spots and any fights that break out over parking spots.

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A judge has denied disgraced former labor leader John Dougherty's request for compassionate release from federal prison.

Lawyers had argued his wife faced "imminent" death from a brain injury -- if Dougherty wasn't allowed to care for her while serving the rest of his sentence on house arrest.

The judge says while Cecilia Dougherty's "ongoing situation is extremely unfortunate, it does not outweigh, at this point in time, the need for the punishment" given to her husband.

Johnny Doc is serving a six-year prison term for bribery and corruption, with a projected release date of October 2029.

SEPTA says the majority of its bus routes are running this morning, but some lines are still suspended because of road conditions. Regional Rail lines are resuming, but they will be on a Saturday schedule.

NJ Transit says 106 bus routes are back in service. Rail service is operating on a special severe weather schedule.

PATCO is also operating on a snow schedule, with trains running every 15 or 20 minutes.

Three people in Lehigh County died Sunday while shoveling or clearing snow during the winter storm. The county coroner's office says the victims, aged 60 to 84, all suffered medical emergencies after removing snow, dying from natural causes.

The coroner says these types of deaths are often cardiac-related and can happen during strenuous activity, especially in older adults or those with medical conditions.

Officials urge anyone shoveling snow to take breaks, stay hydrated, avoid overexertion, and get help if needed.

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There is still a lot of cleaning up to do from Sunday's storm. And with temperatures this low, anything left is now ice. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live from the Wisshickon Transit Center.

Three people were killed inside a home in Northampton Township, Bucks County. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi has the story.

KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough looks at the pros and cons of weight loss drugs.

There is a desperate need for children's winter gear, including new and gently used coats, due to the below freezing temps. KYW's John McDevitt tells us about a local organization accepting donations.

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Mayor Cherelle Parker says she’s proud of the progress the city has made clearing the roads, but the snow emergency remains in effect until further notice.

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