Podcasts about Philadelphia Parking Authority

The Philadelphia Parking Authority has two new initiatives that could get you a ticket: Parking in loading zones beyond three minutes will cost money, and the law against stopping in bus lanes will be policed by cameras mounted on buses. Some Philadelphians are thrilled by this – they say the initiatives will keep traffic moving and people safe. Everyone else? Well they complained. To us. We sort through the opinions and get to an existential question about life in Philly for a new occasional series we're calling, “Whose Streets?” Are you angry about how we share – or don't share – our streets? Call or text us: 215-259-8170 Get more Philly news (and events) in your inbox with our newsletter: Hey Philly We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  Prolonlife.com/city - Use this link for 15% off Fitler Club Advertise on the podcast or in the newsletter: citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the Friday News Roundup! We're talking about the aftermath of the presidential campaigns that came through Philly this week and what's next for Governor Josh Shapiro. Plus, we talk about the recently announced price hikes on property tax and Philadelphia Parking Authority residential parking permits. Host Trenae Nuri is joined by Mike D'Onofrio, reporter at Axios Philadelphia, and Christopher Wink, publisher and CEO at Technical.ly.  Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  What if the Olympics were in Philly? Here are some local events we could add. Philadelphia in the national spotlight with Harris, Vance visits Walz disses Trump, mulls Vance debate in first appearance with Harris Philadelphia property taxes are going up. Here's where homeowners can find relief. Philly homeowners will see property tax bills increase $330 on average as city reassesses properties Philadelphia property reassessment will boost schools revenue by $115 million over 5 years Price of residential parking permits in Philadelphia to more than double in September Resources: Office of Property Assessment City of Philadelphia's Property Tool Philacan Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170.  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(0:00-22:36) Kevin Cooney and Dei in for Midday's today, Phillies look to get a sweep today, and the sixers fifth starter. (22:36-39:29) Sixers power forward options as a FA or via trade.  (39:29-46:29) Some texters check-in on who the Sixers should add as a fifth starter (46:29-1:07:53) The Sixers arena situation and Olympic basketball coming soon (1:07:53-1:22:38) Hotdog Eating Competition, and caller from the Philadelphia Parking Authority gives his perspective on a stadium downtown (1:22:38-1:29:57) Callers check-in for the Sixers, plus Kevin Dei and Sean give their favorite Patriotic movie (1:29:57-1:50:26) Long drives for vacations, and what order the Sixers transactions will happen. (1:50:26-2:07:32) Ranking the best Phillies position players of the 21st century. (2:07:32-2:15:12) Kevin, Dei, and Sean give their condiments on burgers and hotdogs. Plus, favorite patriotic songs. (2:15:12-2:36:36) Super Bowl halftime performances over the years, will Marchan or Stubbs stay up once JT is back. (2:36:36-2:54:30) Todd Zolecki joins the show and gives us an update on the Phillies players return from injury. (2:54:30-2:59:41) Kevin, Dei and Sean share their 4th of July plans.

It's the Friday News Roundup! Today's topics include the Philadelphia Parking Authority's crackdown on illegally parked vehicles and a new poll that takes a look at where the presidential candidates stand with PA voters. Plus, what the new Citizens Police Oversight Commission leader, Tonya McClary, plans for the watchdog group. Host Trenae Nuri is joined by two reporters from The Philadelphia Inquirer: political reporter Julia Terruso and criminal justice and law enforcement reporter Rodrigo Torrejón. Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  PPA begins issuing tickets, fines amid crackdown on ADA mobility violations in Philadelphia Biden is struggling in Pa. — even with his base — as voters prefer Trump on major issues. Here are takeaways from a new Inquirer/NYT/Siena poll. Philly's police oversight commission has a new director after a tumultuous year. Here's what Tonya McClary wants for the agency. Philadelphia Water Department Projects & Construction Email: water.construction@phila.gov To report construction‑related incidents or issues requiring immediate attention, please call (215) 685‑6300 Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170.  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Hung Up Podcast feat. Nell Simmons of The Don't That Make Sense Podcast: PrEP is not just for Queer men- let's talk about how HIV has been impacting the straight community recently (00:04:57) What precedent is Philly setting by banning the face ski mask? There are arguments on both sides (00:13:33) Rocks in the sink, and why it went viral this week (00:27:53) Philadelphia Parking Authority is hell! (00:33:46). The infamous K&A (Kensington & Allegheny) in Philly (00:44:13) Why are there so many rules for straight men?! We debate toxic masculinity and straight men watching porn before wrapping up (00:48:34).

G and Bomb recap all things from Sunday's Eagles win over the Cowboys - key plays, blunders, officiating and the Fox broadcast commentary (1:20). Bones to pick of the week are with Bomb's commute to the Linc, the Philadelphia Parking Authority, and Wally the emotional support alligator at the Flyers game (36:40). The guys recap Week 10 in College Football (50:27) and look ahead to Week 11 with Ty Hildenbrandt of The Solid Verbal podcast. Ty shares his thoughts on all things Penn State football, the upcoming matchup with Michigan, conference realignment and the CFB Playoff race and expansion (56:40). The show closes with betting picks for the upcoming weekend (1:27:19). Be heard on the next episode of TFTS - leave a voicemail: 215-385-5164 FOLLOW TFTS @TFTSpod: https://instagram.com/tftspod https://twitter.com/tftspod https://linktr.ee/thoughtsfromtheshade Sponsored by Menard Premium Detailing: The #1 auto detail service in Bucks County, PA. www.menardpremiumdetailing.com && Sharpz App: A free and transparent sports betting community - Securely link your sportsbooks & share your verified bets and stats with the world. Download the app and sign up using referral code TFTS977 at https://sharpz.app.link/SENec6CGkEb

In this special edition of CitizenCast, J.P. Romney speaks with representatives from the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Rich Lazer (Executive Director), Corrinne O'Connor (Deputy Executive Director) and Gabe Roberts (Deputy Executive Director) tout the successes of the Automated Speed Enforcement pilot program which resulted in a plummeting of violations and injuries along dangerous corridors like Roosevelt Boulevard.  

We find out how the new Philadelphia Parking Authority is making it easier to park, bike, and walk our city streets by improving customer service. Executive Director Rich Lazer and Philly 3.0's Engagement Director John Geeting discuss safety issues including bike path clearing and ghost car removal. Then galaei's Executive Director Tyrell Brown describes how this year's Philly Pride festival is providing safe spaces & resources, in addition to marching in the street. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's the Friday news round up! Host Trenae Nuri is joined by Eliot Olaya, fellow at AL DÍA News and Julie Zeglen, managing editor at Technical.ly. We discuss Philly's first Youth Ombudsperson, the Philadelphia Parking Authority's bike lane enforcement unit and the 13th annual Philly Tech Week.    Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  Philadelphia's bike lane enforcement unit begins patrol PPA Issues Over 3,000 Tickets for Street Sweeping Violations Philadelphia gains its first Youth Ombudsperson This May, Technical.ly is assessing the state of local tech economies and communities State of Local Tech Month 2023 13th annual Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast Get a Free Birding Backpack Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170.  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Philadelphia Parking Authority attendant was reportedly found shot multiple times this afternoon in the Frankford section of the city. #philadelphia #news #ppa #frankford --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nayze-media/message

Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener who alleges he approached Beth Grossman at a Republican event asking why the Philadelphia Parking Authority wants more red light cameras. (Photo by Getty Images)

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Sept 16, 2022 (Evening Edition):  More than 100 unionized workers at the Philadelphia Museum of Art are participating in a one-day strike to warn management that failure to meet workers' demands could result in further action. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt reports from the Ben Franklin Parkway. A youth basketball coach at The POINT youth center in Parkesburg, Chester County is accused of raping one of the female players. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert has details. Temple University held an inauguration for its new president this morning, ahead of the school's Homecoming weekend. The city saw a steep jump in red light camera violations in the last year, according to the Philadelphia Parking Authority's annual report. KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo reports the PPA has the green light to install cameras at four more intersections this year. Philadelphia Parks and Recreation celebrated the reopening of four Wissahickon Valley Trail bridges Friday morning. KYW Newsradio's Hadas Kuznits was there.

Full Hour | In today's final hour, Dom welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the economy. First, Dom asks Norquist for his opinion on the Biden administration decision to ramp up the total amount of IRS agents, with Norquist warning who these new agents will be targeting and why it's incredibly concerning for small business owners. Then, Giordano and Norquist discuss the push by the Biden administration for what they're deeming a ‘counter inflation' bill, which will further send us down the path of higher inflation. Also, Giordano asks whether Norquist has faced a lot of pushback for his stance on taxation as liberals continue to ramp up their push for further federal government involvement. Then, Giordano rounds out the remainder of the show bouncing between multiple different topics. Dom discusses the Republican role in the Philadelphia Parking Authority and their overbearing tactics, telling again of a potential expansion of their red light camera program. Also, Giordano reveals what he knows about controversial billboards popping up around Philadelphia suggesting very radical proposals by progressives guised as a progressive billboard, telling of the conservative group and individual behind the new advertising campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)

This week Bridging Philly invited the Philadelphia Parking Authority to get a better understanding of the authority and their mission. KYW's Racquel Williams sits down with Beth Grossman, Board Chairman, Dennis Weldon, PPA General Counsel and Acting Executive Director, and two Deputy Executive Directors, Clarena Tolson and Corrine O'Connor, to speak on the misconceptions surrounding the authority, some programs PPA has and are starting, and the rise of threats and assaults PPA employers have been going through. The Bridging Philly Newsmaker celebrates two local men working in the Philadelphia community to give young black men a way off the streets and on to a sustainable career path. Lonnie Clover Umar and David Baker are Philly tradesmen with a passion for teaching and mentoring. Both are licensed contractors, electricians, roofers, and plumbers. Through their training programs, they teach life and trade skills that can pave the way for what they hope can be a bright future off the streets. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania, giving the favorability ratings of Senate candidates. Dom notices that Dr. Mehmet Oz is struggling in the department of Republican favorability, and tells why he believes the candidate continues to surge in spite of voters' feelings about him. Then, Giordano tells about new beef with the Philadelphia Parking Authority, warning that the organization is on the verge of expanding their speed camera program, lamenting about the continued growth of surveillance. Then, Giordano delves into a discussion centered on inflation, after President Biden offered up his plans to address the elephant in the room that lingers over Democrats before the midterms. Giordano takes some time to lay out how inflation effects the everyday voter, bringing listeners through the supply chain, pointing how increases to commodities directly impact the pockets of voters. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)

The Philadelphia Parking Authority claims to have overpaid the school district $11.3 million nearly two years ago and is now looking to get that cash back. The Pittsburgh Penguins' game against the New Jersey Devils tonight has been postponed. The Pennsylvania Lottery has announced two more winning numbers for its New Year's Millionaire Raffle. Lastly, this one teenager's heart is far from being two sizes too small. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will Aronin, award-winning attorney with Institute for Justice, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Last time Aronin joined the Giordano Program, Institute for Justice was taking on the Philadelphia Parking Authority for offenses that they deemed unconstitutional. Now, Institute for Justice is taking on the City of Wilmington, which alarmingly allows companies to seize and sell private property. Aronin joins the show to tell more about the ridiculous situation in Wilmington. (Photo by Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daryl James and Will Aronin, attorneys for the Institute of Justice, join the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the organizations attempts to hold the Philadelphia Parking Authority accountable for what they consider to be constitutional violations. The Institute of Justice notes that the PPA, which is governed by a state-appointed board, violates the 4th amendment guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizure when it takes cars via towing without warrant. Also, Aronin notes that he believes the PPA also violates the 8th amendment, which protects against excessive fines, and the 14th amendment, which guarantees due process. James and Aronin explain their stance further, telling that there are million ways that a government can go after debt, but the system being fundamentally broken, allows the organization to hold property as ransom. Aronin and James explain what the Institute of Justice is doing to fight back, and explain why they're looking for more clients who have PPA issues to send a strong message. (Photo by Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the end of the week and we've got new headlines to unpack. And because our schedule got switched up due the very needed and very delayed recognition of the Armenian Genocide, we're doing our Pack It Up segment, too.    So today, we're talking about:    Ending Qualified Immunity for Police Officers Biden's New Climate Change Plan   Plus, we say pack it up to the Philadelphia Parking Authority, Ted Cruz, Performative Activists, and Coca-Cola.   You can find all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, and at the link in my bio. After you listen, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review.   Host: @itspaulwarren Co-Host: @erica_megan @kirk.charles Producer, Co-Host & Sound Lead: @andrwjn   #letsunpackthat 

Southeastern PA was opened up to yellow this past weekend! We had some great calls from the Hope Hotline and the Philadelphia Parking authority is now starting to ticket again, so watch out!

Tune into Episode 21 where Pri and her very special guest and best friend La discuss everything from how their 2020 is starting out, how Philadelphia Parking Authority had Pri ready to just skip straight to 2021 when they lost her car, they give their thoughts on the Ivy Park drop and give Valentine's Day advice early for all the likers and lovers out there. Check it out! Enjoy! Like, share, comment and rate!

Tune into Episode 21 where Pri and her very special guest and best friend La discuss everything from how their 2020 is starting out, how Philadelphia Parking Authority had Pri ready to just skip straight to 2021 when they lost her car, they give their thoughts on the Ivy Park drop and give Valentine's Day advice early for all the likers and lovers out there. Check it out! Enjoy! Like, share, comment and rate!

No matter where I go in life I will always see myself as a Philadelphian, Ah, the City of Brotherly Shove…I mean Love. And, so as to not exclude, we say, “the City of Brotherly and Sisterly love. Amen? (I said, “Amen?”). Well, if that is true, someone please tell that to the PPA. The Philadelphia Parking Authority. An institution that is, by nature of its role in the city, anything but ‘brotherly’, ‘sisterly’ or ‘loving’. I don’t begrudge them. Much. Although I am fairly certain that I got a parking ticket from them…last week…here…in Mountainside…in New Jersery…they are relentless!

This week’s bad boys include Julia’s ghost of Jeffery Epstein, Zoë’s vicarious run-in with the Philadelphia Parking Authority and Lyft drivers in pick-up trucks, and Mr. Soggy Your Bottom, Paul Hollywood. Plus, WTF LAX?!

Mitch McConnell remains committed to “plowing through” the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. The Senate is set to vote today. Kavanaugh polling shows why the “yoga vote” is a bunch of nonsense. 83 percent of Black and 66 percent of Latino voters support Dr. Ford while only 40 percent of white voters believe her.   Hundreds of protesters were arrested yesterday in “Cancel Kavanaugh” protests in DC and around the country.  Amazon raises its minimum wage to $15/hour. But hold the celebrations for Bezos the benevolent billionaire. Workers lose benefits, bonuses, stock options as part of the deal. And, Melania Trump was welcomed to Malawi by protests. One sign read #NOTASHITHOLE.  The one and only debate for the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race was this past Monday and Alex Trebek stole the show. Trebek spoke for 44 minutes while Scott Wagner and Tom Wolf spoke for 29 and 23 minutes. Scott Wagner paid Fox News host Judge Jeanine Pirro $25,000 to speak at an upcoming fundraiser.  Pirro has used her role at Fox to spread conspiracy theories about Dr. Ford and called Dr. Ford a fraud. Scott Wagner holds a town hall with 4 teenage girls, 4 cows and an empty chair at the Farm Show Complex.  He then went to a local farm where a duck - or goose? - shit all over his tracksuit. His campaign then posts a picture of it online.  A new internal poll shows that Emily Skopov is within FIVE POINTS of House Speaker Mike Turza. Montgomery County Republican Tom Murt helped get a killer cop a patronage job at the Philadelphia Parking Authority. This cop was charged with murder after shooting a fleeing suspect in the back. And, in a major blow to our First Amendment whistleblower rights at work, the U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear Colleen Bradley’s case. Concerns that U.S. military project to deploy “Insect Allies” to genetically engineer crops, could be repurposed to be a biological weapon. Last week’s asteroid landing by a Japanese “hopping” rover was a success, but MASCOT rovers are no more. Free Will Brewing has got a couple cool releases this week. Yesterday, Free Will released All VIP New England-style IPA. And they did it as part of a screening of a new documentary on PA craft brewery called “Poured in PA.” Today, Free Will releases a PawPaw Saison...fun fact, the Paw Paw is the only fruit indigenous to PA. 

This week on The JXL Podcast, Where in the world is Kelly Ann Twanway? We don't know, but we're podcasting anyway. @tha_riva and JXL talk Eagles week 2 loss // Jersey couple who raised 400k for homeless man's home raided by the jakes // JXL's perpetual hate for the Philadelphia Parking Authority // and much more! Please rate and subscribe! Email us at thejxlpodcast@gmail.com Holler at our sponsor: For you, the listeners of The JXL Podcast, Audible is offering a free audiobook download with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. www.audibletrial.com/thejxlpodcast

On Wednesday June 30th, the Philadelphia Parking Authority and Immigration and Customs Enforcement lured 26 taxi drivers to the PPA headquarters by telling them that they were to be reimbursed for previous credit card transactions. Instead, they were met with handcuffs and were immediately detained. There are still four drivers being held. This kind of harassment, especially when looked at alongside the long hours and constant mistreatment faced by taxi drivers, constitutes a form of structural violence similar to the kind faced by young people in our schools and communities. Rising Freshman and Student Union member Shania Morris spoke at a prayer vigil held for the detained drivers.

Off to a good start for the Memorial Day weekend, Tony RANTS against the Philadelphia Parking Authority, we get HACKED & the show is pulled off the air, Luigi will NEVER go to the bathroom in Florida again and Tony finally considers marriage again.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tony-bruno-show/donations

#FunkNFantasy No Justice No Peace LIVE From My Living Room at 7pm and streaming via The Tony Bruno Show Facebook Live Page Call in at 619-924-9874 On tonight's dumpster fire, Luigi took on the Philadelphia Parking Authority and he WON! he broke it all down for everyone and will be framing his victory. We talked about people hating on Pete Davidson, Kylie Jenner being rich as hell, Men getting plastic surgery and why isn't it acceptatble to most and some NBA action also mixed in. Luigi also unsheathed the new Tuesday Ten Jingle for Charlie who came in to hangout on Fat Tuesday along with Joe Quills. #FunkNFantasy #NBA #NHL #NFLDraft #MLB #NFL #Comedy #Entertainment #TurnUp #Podcast #FantasyFootballSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tony-bruno-show/donations