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Heads up, Philly renters! We’ve got good news. Two City Council bills aimed a reducing up-front moving costs have officially taken effect. The bills cap rental application fees and allow renters to pay security deposits in installments. “The goal was to address the unaffordability of moving in for so many tenants in Philadelphia,” said City Councilmember Rue Landau, who introduced the legislation. “Rents have gone up tremendously, and people’s incomes have not.” Details: https://www.inquirer.com

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Almost half a million Philadelphians rely on SNAP to purchase food for themselves and for their families. But since the federal government shutdown began on Oct. 1, this federal assistance — which in past shutdowns was insulated from political brinkmanship — suddenly became precarious. The Trump administration fought not to fund the food aid. In Pennsylvania, 190,000 households received their payments last Friday, before a Supreme Court order stopped the state from continuing to send out the mon

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