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Warmup. The dry air will ensure that its comfortable this afternoon. That goes for philadelphia, too. 71 degrees right now. Sunny skies from the getgo. The sun will be just coming up at 7 00. By 8 00, 70 degrees. The warmup, it will take us to 76 at 11 00. And then into the 80s this afternoon. The cooler spot at the shore. A warmup there, too, with partly to mostly sunny skies. Ill break down the forecasts hour by hour to show what the day looks like when i come back in less than ten minutes. First, Jessica Boyington has an update from the first alert traffic center. Yeah, thanks. And starting...

The mayor on Friday said he submitted paperwork to leave office April 30. "I look forward to a healty and restful retirement and all it has to offer," he said in a resignation letter. Members of the city's Democratic committee would choose a successor to complete Moran's term. While Wilson and Fuentes cited the mayor's health in announcing his departure, Moran said that was not a deciding factor. Wilson and Fuentes praised Moran, a lifelong city resident who began his mayoral term on New Year's Day in 2018. He served on City Council from 1997 to 2017, spending the last eight years as council ...

WHYY By Ednalieze Figueroa, 5, who attends Wiggins School in Camden, protests the closure of her school on Fabruary 6, 2021 with an assist from activist Victoria Pellot. (April Saul for WHYY) Camden school officials have announced the closure in the fall of three of four schools District Superintendent Katrina McCombs planned to shutter because of budgetary concerns. Set to close are Harry C. Sharp Elementary School, Cramer Elementary School, and Ulysses Wiggins School. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Acting Commissioner of Education Angelica Allen-McMillan vowed to make the necessary repair...

WHYY By On Jan. 25, demonstrators protest school closures in front of Harry C. Sharp Elementary School, slated to be shuttered by Camden City School Superintendent Katrina McCombs. (Photo by April Saul for WHYY) At Tuesday’s school district advisory board meeting, Camden School Superintendent Katrina McCombs announced a plan to close four neighborhood schools, despite pleas from children who advocated for the opposite. Superintendent McCombs’ decision to shutter the schools, in the face of what she described as a $40 million shortfall for the 2021-22 school year, was not surprising. Last ...