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People in the city's Gayborhood are breathing a sigh of relief after leadership at The William Way LGBT Community Center announced they will not be closing the doors permanently. KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard has the update.

There’s a vote Wednesday at City Council in Ocean City regarding the zoning status of the former Wonderland Pier site. A group of business leaders were united at a press conference today in asking the council to approve redevelopment. KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more on this.

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A South Jersey man has been arrested in Philadelphia, accused of killing a 15-year-old and attempting to kill a 17-year-old in Atlantic City.

The Atlantic City prosecutor's office says 23-year-old Louis Jackson from Galloway Township, Atlantic County, shot the teens on Nov. 7.

The 15-year-old was hit multiple times and died at the hospital. The 17-year-old was shot in the face but survived.

The FBI found and arrested Jackson near 51st Street and Chester Avenue in Kingsessing on Tuesday afternoon.

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Do you live in the city and need that Amazon package right away? How about a half-hour?

Amazon is promising deliveries in 30 minutes or less for customers in Philadelphia.

It's a service called Amazon Now, and it's debuting in Philly and Seattle.

When customers place an order for groceries, household items, or electronics, they can check the navigation bar for a 30-minute delivery option.

Amazon Prime members will pay a $3.99 delivery fee per order, while non-members will pay $13.99.

Amazon says it's working with smaller, specialized facilities here in Philadelphia, allowing for faster delivery times.

Customers can track their orders and tip their delivery drivers if they want to.

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Get ready for overnight detours. PennDOT will be completely closing the westbound Schuylkill Expressway between 30th Street and the Vine Expressway from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. starting Sunday, Dec. 7. KYW's Mike DeNardo tells us, this will last the next six months.

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The president, in a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, said, “We’re going to start doing those strikes on land, too, you know, the land is much easier, and we know the routes they take,” of drug traffickers.

Joining us live on our Line from Washington, ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy.

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A Philadelphia man who admitted to making racist threats and cyberstalking a city worker last year will spend three years in prison.

Mark Tucci, 44, called a city agency multiple times in June 2024 to ask about a request he had made for records. On two of these calls, Tucci screamed at one worker. Then Tucci called back and spoke with other workers, used racial slurs and threatened them.

In one instance, Tucci allegedly said that he was going to show up at the city agency's office and hurt all of the workers there.

Tucci is also accused of saying that he knew the one city worker's home address and planned to hurt them.

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The Eagles are five days from their Week 14 matchup at the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday Night Football. KYW's Dave Uram asks the Pro Football Hall of Fame Voice of the Eagles, Merrill Reese, for his thoughts on the importance of this upcoming game.

"Abbot Elementary" star and creator Quinta Brunson wants more Philly students to be able to go on field trips.

So, the West Philly native is starting a fund to help make that happen.

KYW Newsradio Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has more.

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Talks are set to resume on Wednesday between SEPTA and its biggest union.

Negotiations hit a snag last week when union leaders walked out.

The sticking point is pensions. The union wants an increase in pension contributions.

SEPTA says that would be "difficult financially."

SEPTA is asking workers to pay more in co-pays for health insurance.

The union says it won't pay for what it calls SEPTA's "mismanagement."

Despite the disagreements, both sides will be back at the table today.

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