Claude
41e474653f
/category/local secretly filtered by geo:'philadelphia' instead of the Local category, a leftover from an old "Local: <region>" colon-syntax convention that has no admin UI behind it anymore — the Sources tab assigns plain category names via checkboxes, so a source tagged "Local" never got a matching geo value and could never show up here, even though it correctly appeared on Top Stories (which only checks pushToTopStories + the category array, not geo). Local now filters by category like every other category page. Verified: reproduced the exact bug (geo: null despite category: ['Local']), confirmed /api/feed?geo=philadelphia returns nothing while the new /api/feed?category=local correctly returns the article.
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