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Philadelphia streets overflowed with trash as a city worker strike entered its second week, with negotiations with the city set to resume.
A strike that left the streets of Philadelphia lined with trash is coming to an end. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said a tentative agreement will put an end to a work stoppage that began June 30. That ...
Less than 24 hours into the strike by Philadelphia's largest workers’ union and the city’s already drowning in garbage. Dumpsters overflowing. Trash drop-off sites spilling into the streets.
Heaps of trash spilled out of dumpsters across Philadelphia as the District Council 33 strike dragged into its second day. Sanitation workers from Philadelphia's largest union were among the 9,000 ...
One of Philadelphia’s largest city worker unions is on strike in a demand for higher wages and more expansive benefits, which has led to large trash pileups in the streets.
Several streets turned into rivers after a water main break in North Philadelphia on Monday morning.
District Council 33 President Greg Boulware wouldn't recommend that union members vote in favor of or against the tentative agreement made with the Parker administration.
Mounds of trash continued to overwhelm streets in Philadelphia on Monday as contract talks between the city and District Council 33 remain at a standstill.
Neighbors are sounding the alarm over this dangerous intersection located near the South Street Bridge at South and LeCount streets.
A strike that left the streets of Philadelphia lined with trash is coming to an end. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said a tentative agreement will put an end to a work stoppage that began June 30. That ...
Philadelphia's largest blue-collar union has been on strike since June 30.
Washington, DC, Philadelphia and New York City will likely see periods of heavy rain in addition to potentially damaging wind gusts beginning Tuesday afternoon as severe storms fire up over more ...
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