April 19, 2026
News
by Alex Lloyd Gross Effective 12:01 AM April 20, 2026,those motorists caught on speed cameras at five schools in the city will begetting tickets, not warnings. The warning period of 60 days is over. According to officials with the Philadelphia Parking Authority, five school-zones across the city were selected based on crash data from 2019–2023,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross In about two months’ time, FIFA will have invaded Philadelphia and Northern New Jersey for a highly marketed soccer competition between teams from all over the world. A lot of people want to see it and FIFA are touting the marketing and economic benefits. Some of that may be true. During…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Gunfire rang out in an apartment building on the 2900 block of Welsh Road yesterday afternoon. According to police, a 62 year old man saw a suspected package thief, grab some packages. He had a black bag with him. When the resident ask the thief what he was doing, the thief…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A prison guard on his way to work this morning was the victim of a fatal motorcycle accident on the 4300 block of Cottman Avenue. Devon Williams was traveling east on Cottman Ave about 6:45 AM going towards State Road. For an unknown reason, Williams lost control of the motorcycle, laying…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross An inept package thief stole multiple packages from the front steps of a home on the 100 block of Carpenter St. in South Philadelphia during the afternoon of April 13, 2026. It was about 2:00 PM when he walked by, saw the packages, and then returned. Right in front of the…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross With a plethora of bad public relations and resentment from just about every corner of their servicing area, PECO announced they will not seek an additional 12.5% increase for residential electric customers and 11.4% for residential natural gas customers for a combined cost of $429 million. The fact that PECO was…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Christian Zahirny, of Bristol Borough, was arrested yesterday in Bristol Borough on charges that he allegedly possessed and shared child pornograophy in Mercer County New Jersey. At 6:15 AM, The US Marshal’s Service, along with the Mercer County Prosecutors Office, Bristol Borough Police and other state and local agencies raided a…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced yesterday that Live Nation was running a monopoly with Ticketmaster, which they owned, to inflate prices of concert tickets and other live events. A jury found the company liable. Even though the company forged a recent settlement agreement between the companies and the U.S. Department…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Richard Adamsky, 66, of Warminster, Pennsylvania will spend the next seven years in federal custody, after he was charged with possession and sharing child pornography. According to David Metcalf, Adamsky entered a guilty plea to those charges last December. At the time of his arrest, Adamsky was a 7th and 8th…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Philadelphia Police said that two unknown black males walked into the Dollar General located at 7941 Oxford Ave on April 11, 2026. They walked up to the register and then selected two gift cards, police said. They then demanded that the clerk put $500.00 on one card and $1000.00 on the…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Philadelphia Police have released some photos of a tough guy that committed some crimes that through his own stupidity, escalated to at least one to a felony. The first transgression of the law was a simple retail theft at a 7-Eleven on April 9 2026. The above pictured male walked in,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Warrington Police announced the arrest of Freddy Iban Madrid-Lopez from Philadelphia and charged him with Theft by Unlawful Taking. According to police, his scam worked like this; He had two different accomplices that would select merchandise and then go to the self checkout line. Madrid-Lopez would then work the register to…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Just in time to help celebrate the 250th birthday of America, the King and Queen of the Kingdom of the Netherlands stopped by Philadelphia to see the sights, say hello, and chat with Governor Josh Shapiro and Rick Siger, who is the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Police in Central Bucks County are looking for two black males who thought they had a novel idea of how to steal candy. This happened on March 24, 2026. Police said that a juvenile and an adult male that arrived at the WAWA in a red SUV. The juvenile then got…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross With weather in the 60’s and sunny, it’s a great day to visit a flea market. The one at Franklin Mills opens April 12 at 8:00 AM. The line of vendors starts early, they want to get in and get set up. According to Anthony Soprano, “It;s first come first serve”…
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