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An apartment complex in Germantown illegally operated for two years without a license, leading to pushback from tenants when they found out. Host Trenae Nuri and senior creative producer Abby Fritz talk about how this happened, as well as the record-setting number of flood warnings the Philly area has been getting this year. Plus, in our final segment just for City Cast Philly Neighbors, we dive into the Labor Day events you should have on your radar if you'll be staying in the city for the long weekend.
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- Confrontation ensues as Germantown HS apartments found to be operating without license
- Philly tenant unions have quadrupled since the pandemic — and their political power is growing
- Philadelphia proactive rental-inspection plan takes shape ahead of Council vote
- West Oak Lane renters could receive cash refunds under new class-action settlement
- Common Landlord-Tenant Issues
- The Philly region has been a national hot spot this year — for flood warnings
- Renters' Rights 101
- This Broad Street baked potato costs $88
- Philadelphia region's Labor Day travel predictions
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