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The funeral got underway around 10 a.m. Saturday. Photos of Kada Scott were on display in the vestibule and sanctuary of the Mt. Airy Church of God in Christ on Ogontz Avenue. As KYW's Conner Barkon tells us, family, friends, and community members wore pink in her honor.

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Howard McMillan is a housekeeper at the Hampton Inn at 13th and Race. Last Friday, he and his colleagues, represented by UNITE HERE Local 274, agreed to a contract with historic provisions. An immediate raise of $3.50 an hour with a minimum 34% raise by the end of 2027, free union healthcare, and significant workload reductions.

KYW Newsradio’s Vik Raghupathi has more.

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Why not watch the leaves change colors in Philly’s Garden District before having a meal at one of Chestnut Hill's world-class restaurants and cafes? KYW's Shara Dae Howard tells us all about that, and more.

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SNAP benefits are on hold again after the Supreme Court granted the Trump administration its wish to halt SNAP payments after a federal judge ordered it to distribute them for November amid the ongoing government shutdown. KYW Newsradio’s Nigel Thompson was in Nicetown Friday, where Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro thought he was announcing the return of SNAP payments, but he warned of potentially more legal battles ahead.

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The charges stem from the officers’ alleged involvement with the youth boxing initiative Guns Down, Gloves Up. Authorities say the officers were boxing instructors with the program, which received a city anti-violence grant, and were paid by the program in addition to their city pay. KYW's Nigel Thompson reports.

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America's Semiquincentennial celebration plans are coming together in Delaware County.

As KYW’s Justin Udo tells us, officials are looking for residents to get involved.

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Peloton’s “Original Series Bike+” units are being voluntarily recalled by the company in the United States and Canada after they received three reports of the seat posts breaking. The company said two of those reports had confirmed fall injuries. KYW's Sunny Morgan reports.

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A local real estate investment firm, Chariot Allaire Partners, is buying the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Delaware County for $10 million.

The group hasn't said what it plans to do with the 65-acre campus.

The hospital in Upland closed in May when its owner, Prospect Medical Holdings, fell into bankruptcy.

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A Philadelphia criminal judge has been suspended without pay after the state’s judicial conduct board found he violated the rules of ethics.

Scott DiClaudio, who had overseen many homicide appeal cases, was already on probation when he was accused of trying to manipulate a case under another city judge’s jurisdiction, tied to Meek Mill.

DiClaudio is alleged to have asked Judge Zachary Shaffer to influence a gun case involving the rapper’s friend. At a hearing last month, DiClaudio denied it.

He was reelected this week to another term. The investigation is still underway.

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Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) recently informed clients about a technology issue in which personal information may have been compromised. PCA said an unauthorized individual may have copied client information. The number of clients affected isn't being disclosed. KYW's John McDevitt tells us, the activity happened over the summer, sometime between July 10 and 25.

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