#PhillyFive Developing Stories: May 21, 2015
Your early look at the day's developing stories.
Here's your look at five stories we're following today:
1. Restaurant lawsuit: The city has filed a lawsuit against Joy Tsin Lau, the Chinatown restaurant where nearly 100 attorneys and law students became sick in a major foodborne-illness outbreak, calling the eatery a "serious and immediate hazard and a "public health nuisance."
2. Christie's disclosure forms: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie makes no mention of the luxury-box tickets to Dallas Cowboys games he received from Jerry Jones, the team's owner, on his recent financial-disclosure forms.
3. Devon Horse Show: The Devon Horse Show and Country Fair begins today.
4. Amtrak crash: Investigators are continuing to probe last week's deadly Amtrak derailment at Frankford Junction. The National Transportation Safety Board says the cellphone of engineer Brandon Bostian was used the day of the crash, but authorites are working to determine exactly when the device was used.
5. Charter schools: The School Reform Commission is set to vote today on whether Mastery Charter Schools can take over another district school in Philadelphia.