Brandon Goldner
Reporter at KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
Award-winning T.V. reporter @CBSPhiladelphia. Previously @WCNC & @WNCT9. Baltimore native. #MerrillMade
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Brandon Goldner
A man and woman sustained critical injuries Tuesday morning after being shot multiple times inside their Mercedes-Benz SUV in North Philadelphia, according to police. Philadelphia police detectives are still looking for the gunman, who they believe was riding in a silver or gray-colored sedan. As of 2:30 a.m., the man and the woman were listed in critical condition.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Brandon Goldner |Paxton Reese
About 40,000 runners from across the region, including members of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's family, participated in the 46th annual Broad Street Run Sunday morning. The 10-mile race began near Jefferson Einstein Medical Center in North Philadelphia and ended at the Navy Yard, near the confluence of the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. Shapiro and his two sons hung out at the finish line to cheer on first lady Lori Shapiro and their daughter, Sophia Shapiro.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Brandon Goldner
Philadelphia's Center City continues to rebound from the pandemic despite lingering challenges, according to a new report from Center City District. In its annual State of Center City report released Thursday, Center City District (CCD), which advocates for Center City's growth, found that more jobs are located in Center City than at any point in the last 45 years.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Brandon Goldner
Wildfires are worsening the Philadelphia region's air quality, according to the American Lung Association's annual State of the Air report. The health organization gave failing grades to Philadelphia and parts of South Jersey, including Gloucester, Mercer and Ocean Counties. Kevin Stewart, the American Lung Association's environmental health director, blamed the record-setting Canadian wildfires in 2023 for contributing to the region's poor air quality.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Brandon Goldner
Nearly 14-billion gallons of sewage, polluted water spilled into Philly waterways in just 1 year Nearly 14 billion gallons of raw sewage and polluted stormwater flowed through Philadelphia's creeks, past neighborhoods, parks and playgrounds filled with children, and into the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers during a one-year span, according to data analyzed by CBS News Philadelphia.
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A man and woman are battling critical injuries at Temple University Hospital after being shot multiple times while sitting in an SUV in North Philadelphia. Today @CBSPhiladelphia, the latest on the urgent search for the gunman and a silver or gray sedan possibly tied to the case. https://t.co/COM2PY0og4
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro greeted First Lady Lori Shapiro and their daughter Sophia after they ran the 10-mile Broad Street Run. Today @CBSPhiladelphia at 6 pm, we’ll tell you some of the reasons that motivated runners to wake up early to run 10 miles! https://t.co/87kfaEDYbi
We’re at the start line for the 10-mile Broad Street Run this morning. Up to 40,000 runners are expected to head down Broad Street this morning, starting in North Philly and ending at the Navy Yard. We’re live all morning @CBSPhiladelphia with the stories of runners! https://t.co/8Nxsfdr5rY