Philadelphia’s week in pictures: November 26, 2018

After 10 years in charge, Aj Hess is no longer the head of West Philly's long-running food co-op. A new GM has lots of ideas.

Police responded to a reported shooting inside a house on the 2800 block of Benner Street and found the woman unresponsive on the kitchen floor.

Jamal Pistoria could still be in the West Oak Lane area, police said. He's wanted for the killing of Bellaniri Ofelia Hernandez Camilo, 34, and the assault of two other women.

Jackson T. Roberts was arrested Monday at a home on the 900 block of West Dauphin Street, police said.

J.S. Jenks, on Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill, sent its 350-plus students home early Wednesday because of a water service disruption. It's not clear when the issue will be resolved.

The fatal strike happened around 1:30 p.m. near SEPTA’s Glenolden station, a SEPTA spokesperson said.

David Ray, 68, sent money to a woman he was chatting with online. To recoup his debts, he sent her his colleagues' personal information, which she used to apply for fraudulent unemployment assistance.

“Being offended shouldn’t justify a criminal conviction for the rest of your life,” Aaron Marcus said, the lawyer representing the man who yelled an expletive at a judge.

A man with a gun attacked three women at ABBA Blessed Beauty Salon in West Oak Lane on Monday, police said. A 34-year-old was shot and killed, and the others were assaulted, they said.

Raymond Horsch's lawyers said in a 2009 drug case that the Philly pornographer had a letter from former Mayor John Street instructing police not to arrest him.

Jalayshia Alford, who also goes by Malayshia or “May,” has been missing since last week. She was last seen on the 500 block of North Simpson Street in West Philadelphia.

The district attorney and labor leader Ryan Boyer exchanged pleasantries on Tuesday after getting into a spat at the spring election day lunch.

This is the largest decline in traffic deaths since the city began Vision Zero in 2016. But the share of walkers and cyclists killed has risen.

More than 30 vertebrate animals and at least six bug colonies moved to new homes last month. “I think that they’ve all ended up where they needed to be,” said a former staffer.

Democrats flipped four U.S. House seats in Pennsylvania amid a nationwide blue wave.

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Philadelphia’s Department of Sanitation recommends people self-compost their pumpkins or utilize a free food composting service.

John Goodrich Jr. allegedly shot Devin Davenport once in the back on Halloween night.

Brown had perhaps his best game with the 76ers with 30 points and a big block late on Cade Cunningham in a win over Detroit.

The pretty new SUV from Nissan’s luxury brand makes quite an entrance, looking as handsome as any. Step inside and the beauty increases. Its downhill from there.

The court’s two oldest conservatives — Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., 76, and Clarence Thomas, 78 — could face pressure to retire during the lame-duck period.

Here's what Kensington's cooking for The Inquirer's Food Festival, on Nov. 14.

If you’ve heard about how people are struggling with affording healthcare but haven’t been touched by it or seen it, then this pop-up clinic just outside Washington, D.C., put the problem on display.

It’s not just the U.S. midterms: An anti-authoritarian wave appears to be crashing over elections around the world.