4 hurt when car collides with SEPTA trolley in Kingsessing — the 6th accident involving the transit agency in two weeks. - a podcast by Radio.com

The KYW Newsradio All-Local for Sunday, Aug. 6, 2023 (Midday Edition):

• Another crash involving a SEPTA vehicle — this time a car ran a red light and hit a trolley, derailing it, in West Philadelphia. Police arrested the driver. The trolley operator and three passengers had minor injuries. This is the sixth incident involving a SEPTA vehicle over the last few weeks.


• New FDA guidelines for blood donors in LGBTQ+ communities are starting to be implemented. This means that some people will be able to donate blood after decades of being denied. 


• Philadelphia Police are investigating what they call "a suspicious death." They say the body of a male was found lying face down in the grass of North Philadelphia's Greenmount Cemetery Saturday evening.


• It’s been more than two weeks since Philadelphia’s Landlord Tenant Office agreed to suspend evictions, and there’s no timeline for when they may resume. The uncertainty is frustrating the city’s landlords.


• Bensalem police are investigating a hit-and-run that occurred Saturday, involving a 64-year-old pedestrian and the rider of a dirt bike — who allegedly hit him twice. 


• They're digging up a bit of Black history in what is now University City.

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