The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Sunday, September 8, 2024 (Morning Edition):

• Asian Americans United and the Asian Pacific Islander Political Alliance held a rally Saturday afternoon in protest of 76 Place.
• President of the Philadelphia Freedom Band David Szczepanik played trumpet and paraded around Love Park Saturday for the 12th annual Disability Pride Philadelphia on the Parkway.
• An offshore wind company is asking regulators in New Jersey to hit pause on the project off the coast of Atlantic and Ocean Counties, citing supply chain problems.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Saturday , September 7, 2024 (Evening Edition)

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Saturday, September 7, 2024 (Morning Edition):

• As the Eagles kicked off their season in Brazil, Aramark food service workers at Lincoln Financial Field back in South Philly made it three of three arenas where workers have voted to authorize a strike amid ongoing negotiations with the company.
• Authorities have charged a teenager in connection with five shootings, including two murders, in the past month.
• A graduation ceremony at the Ironworkers Academy Friday shows Philadelphia’s Rebuild program is meeting one of its more challenging goals: opening opportunities for residents of underserved communities to join the skilled trades. 

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Friday, September 6, 2024 (Evening Edition)

• Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker says she’s proud of the one year contract extension the city negotiated with white collar workers in District Council 47. She called the 4.4% raise in the agreement "historic."
• Philadelphia authorities have charged a teenager for two murders in the last few weeks, including the shooting death of Philly rap artist YBC Dul, and police say that same teen may be connected to more shootings. 
• It's a milestone for one of the city's affordable housing initiatives, as the "Turn the Key" program reaches 100 houses sold.
• The Pennsylvania House Transportation Committee got an update on Reading-to-Philly passenger train service, amid optimism this time around, the plan may actually become reality.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Friday, September 6th, 2024 (Midday Edition)

• Camden students went back to school on Friday, and the superintendent is calling for School Board President Wasim Muhammad's resignation following a sexual assault settlement.
• The city of Philadelphia and its white collar workers' union, DC47, have agreed to a one-year contract extension. 
• SEPTA announced plans to eliminate metro fare discounts in an effort to close a funding gap. 
• The Eagles kick off their season Friday night in Sao Paulo, Brazil against the Green Bay Packers. 

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Friday, Sep. 6, 2024 (morning edition):

• New Jersey State Police said two people were killed in a crash that shut down a 3-mile stretch of northbound Route 55 for hours on Thursday. Investigators said one of the drivers had crossed over onto the wrong side of the road.
• Philadelphia City Council started its fall session with a flurry of new legislation, including bills to protect bikers and pedestrians, restrict mobile harm-reduction services, update EV charging rules, and protect libraries from censorship.
• As the nation comes to grips with yet another school shooting, experts weigh in on the mental health impacts these tragedies have on kids and what steps should be made to keep guns stored safely at home.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local - Thursday, September 5, 2024 (Evening Edition)

• The man who police say was drunk and behind the wheel of the vehicle that struck and killed hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, will spend another week in jail before a court appearance next week. 
• A plan is coming together to get the city of Chester out of bankruptcy. The city’s largest creditor says they’ve been left out of those talks for those plans, and they fear retirees may lose their benefits.
• After the University of the Arts suddenly shuttered its doors earlier this year, state democrats say they're moving to prevent schools of higher education from leaving their stakeholders empty-handed in the future.
• Legislation to increase bike safety in Philadelphia among a flurry of bills introduced today as City Council began its fall session.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024 (midday edition):

• SEPTA is planning to eliminate fare discounts as the transit agency addresses a $222 million budget deficit.

• A man was shot and killed in Old City Wednesday night while many surrounding bars and restaurants were still open.

• A number of interest groups are expected at City Council Thursday as members return to session after a summer recess.

• A former Philadelphia charter school teacher accused of sending nude photos to a 16-year-old girl has been arrested and charged.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024 (morning edition):

• South Jersey’s ice hockey community is acutely feeling the tragedy of the deaths of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. The Salem County natives were struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver nearly a week ago.

• A Pennsylvania House GOP Policy Committee hearing on Wednesday focused on how to strengthen state law to better protect victims of stalking.

• As the Philadelphia Fringe Festival kicks off today, the organization behind it, FringeArts, announced a new CEO.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local - Wednesday, September 4, 2024 (Evening Edition)

• Philadelphia has completed its first citywide block-by-block clean-up and officials say it will now become a twice-yearly routine.
• Part of SEPTA's fare payment system crashed again Wednesday morning. It's the fourth time in the last month and the transit agency is still trying to find the cause. 
• There’s another hold up in building offshore wind turbines in New Jersey.
• The Eagles are heading to Brazil for the first NFL game in South America and fans cannot wait until Friday to ring in the new season.
• FIRM is a new museum in Germantown that shines a light on the Artwork of formerly incarcerated people.