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Jane’s Addiction is performing at the Hard Rock in Atlantic City on Saturday night. Philadelphia Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter has a VIP meet-and-greet for fans at the Eagles home opener watch party at Draftkings Sportsbook at Resorts Casino. Saturday is the Wildwoods Food and Music Festival. And the Ocean City Pops host a special night with the Duprees at music pier on Saturday.

Jane’s Addiction is performing at the Hard Rock in Atlantic City on Saturday night. Philadelphia Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter has a VIP meet-and-greet for fans at the Eagles home opener watch party at Draftkings Sportsbook at Resorts Casino. Saturday is the Wildwoods Food and Music Festival. And the Ocean City Pops host a special night with the Duprees at music pier on Saturday.

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The City of Philadelphia reaches an agreement with its white collar workers union on a one-year contract extension. The agreement gives members of DC 47 a four-point-four percent raise plus a 14-hundred dollar bonus.

It also increases the amount of paid parental leave to eight weeks, adds the Friday after Thanksgiving as a paid holiday and removes restrictions on using sick time to care for others.

Neither union officials nor the Parker administration are talking about the agreement on the record but the memorandum they signed says “the city wishes to recognize the commitment of DC 47’s members in the service of the city” with the additional time off.

DC 47’s old contract expired on June 30. 

The extension leaves only the blue collar workers union, DC 33, working without a contract. DC 47’s agreement says that if DC 33 gets a better economic deal, DC 47 will be adjusted to meet that package.  Mayor Parker has scheduled a news conference tomorrow to discuss details of the one year extension.

📸: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio

The City of Philadelphia reaches an agreement with its white collar workers union on a one-year contract extension. The agreement gives members of DC 47 a four-point-four percent raise plus a 14-hundred dollar bonus.
It also increases the amount of paid parental leave to eight weeks, adds the Friday after Thanksgiving as a paid holiday and removes restrictions on using sick time to care for others.
Neither union officials nor the Parker administration are talking about the agreement on the record but the memorandum they signed says “the city wishes to recognize the commitment of DC 47’s members in the service of the city” with the additional time off.
DC 47’s old contract expired on June 30. 
The extension leaves only the blue collar workers union, DC 33, working without a contract. DC 47’s agreement says that if DC 33 gets a better economic deal, DC 47 will be adjusted to meet that package.  Mayor Parker has scheduled a news conference tomorrow to discuss details of the one year extension.
📸: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio

City of Philadelphia reaches agreement with white-collar workers union on a one-year contract extension

The driver accused of being drunk when he struck and killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, last week in South Jersey will spend several more days in jail before a court appearance next week. The update from KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.

The driver accused of being drunk when he struck and killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, last week in South Jersey will spend several more days in jail before a court appearance next week. The update from KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.

Suspected drunk driver who hit, killed Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau remains jailed pending another hearing

A Pottstown father who lost his little girl to leukemia continues to keep the promise he made to her: Never stop fighting for kids battling cancer. KYW Newsradio's community impact reporter Racquel Williams has more.

(Photo credit: Massi family)

A Pottstown father who lost his little girl to leukemia continues to keep the promise he made to her: Never stop fighting for kids battling cancer. KYW Newsradio's community impact reporter Racquel Williams has more.
(Photo credit: Massi family)

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