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While most of Temple University’s students have been away for the summer, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) has remained hard at work. Over the last few months, the team has worked diligently ahead of the fall semester to further enhance safety within the university’s patrol zone. “One of the nice things about summer is that campus does get a bit quieter, which provides us

The gradual move-in process at the North Napa Center, on the grounds of Napas Motel 6, is set to begin Wednesday.

Move-ins began at the North Napa Center on Wednesday afternoon, with nine people relocating to the transitional housing site — until recently a Motel 6 — from neighboring homeless encampments.

Worker denies allegation, claims he had access to multiple toilets

A security guard accused of defecating on school grounds while on duty has lost his case after the Employment Relations Authority found his dismissal was justified.

The guard - who also failed to turn up for shifts - wanted $12,000 in compensation.

View the The Philadelphia Tribune for Friday, August 11, 2023

When Temple University starts classes on Aug. 28, it will begin to implement its Temple-Community Safety Zone, along with several new measures such as upgrading 500 cameras, an increase in

/PRNewswire/ -- Nationally recognized womens rights attorney Tamara Holder unveiled her first billboards in Chicago on Friday. The billboard, located on the...

A New Kensington man is accused of punching an emergency medical technician while being highly intoxicated as the EMT transported him to Allegheny Valley Hospital. James Howard Mott, 57, of the 1700 block of Ridge Road was charged by Highmark Health Police with a felony count of aggravated assault along