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Philadelphia City Council considers ski mask ban in public places like schools and recreation centers - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia City Council considers ski mask ban in public places like schools and recreation centers

Philadelphia City Council is getting tougher on crime and gun-violence with two new proposals this month.

Hundreds of protestors from across Philadelphia rally, march against proposed 76ers arena in Chinatown - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of protestors from across Philadelphia rally, march against proposed 76ers arena in Chinatown

Hundreds of people rallied in the city's Chinatown neighborhood on Saturday to protest the proposed 76ers arena.

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Chinatown march to protest Sixers arena draws thousands in Philly - Vimarsana News

Chinatown march to protest Sixers arena draws thousands in Philly

The demonstration featured dancers, art, and speeches against what community members deem a plan that would deeply harm the neighborhood.

Proposed bill cracks down on illegal street racing in Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill cracks down on illegal street racing in Philadelphia

Days after a weekend of illegal street racing events culminated in the deadly police shooting of a teenager, city council proposed a bill that would impose...

Illegal street racers would be fined $2,000 and could have their car seized by police under City Council proposal - Vimarsana News

Illegal street racers would be fined $2,000 and could have their car seized by police under City Council proposal

Philadelphia would impose a $2,000 fine on illegal street racers, seize cars suspected of engaging in illegal street races and add 'drifting' to its traffic code in order to prevent drivers from engaging in illegal activity on city streets under a proposal introduced in City Council on Thursday. The legislation comes in the wake of the shooting death of Anthony Allegrini Jr., an 18-year-old from Glen Mills who was shot after allegedly striking two state troopers with his vehicle during a large car meet on I-95 early Sunday morning.