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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today is Friday, April 26th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

A fight over food trucks is in the spotlight at Temple University.

Vendors who serve students on North Broad Street are frustrated about a new ordinance the city is trying to enforce.

Food trucks have been a staple on Temple University's campus since the 1960s. There are specific zones the businesses can operate.

Whether it's a cheese steak, a chicken cheese steak, a burger, a crepe, whatever it is, chances are they serve it on Temple's campus.

Now, recently, Philadelphia's licenses and inspections department decided to enforce a 2015 ordinance and notices went out to the food trucks, more than 50 of the food trucks that normally keep their trucks on Temple's campus.

So this notice went out last week. The notice states that the trucks

have to move their trucks off of the street

in the evening beginning on April 29th.

What the fuck is this?

As you can imagine, the food truck owners

are not happy about this and believe moving

their trucks at night and having to move them

back every morning is going to cause chaos.

I was just over at Temple and there are loads of them along the streets, and they're being,

I didn't see one that didn't have a whole bunch of people out in front of it.

They do very well over there, as you would imagine.

I didn't know they leave them there, though.

Yeah, I mean, neither.

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