Philly City Council calls for hearings to examine Sheriff's Office operations ↗
City Council is calling for hearings to examine the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office's operations and practices amid concerns about the department.
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N.Y. Caregivers spend nearly $16,000 a year on loved ones, report says Family caregivers are spending nearly $16,000 a year to care for loved ones, according to AARP research released Thursday morning at City Hall. ↗
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Two children among eight killed in New York apartment block collapse ↗
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Civil rights fears spark new effort to stop NYC from using AI-driven cell phone trackers ↗
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