Morning News Roundup – February 26, 2013
Litigation between Penn State and it’s insurance company over a suit filed by a victim of Jerry Sandusky will be…
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Morning News Roundup – February 25, 2013
A Philadelphia trial court ruled that emails released under Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) must…
Philadelphians Protest Private Bradley Manning’s 1000th Day of Pretrial Confinement
By Kenneth Lipp, Dustin Slaughter and Joanne Michele On what will be Manning’s 1,000th day of pretrial incarceration, supporters in Philadelphia…
Evening News Roundup – February 21st, 2013
A former Graterford Prison inmate, Michael Tabon, has set up a mock cell and has “incarcerated” himself on a hunger…
Morning News Roundup – February 21, 2013
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the DA is opting to bypass the preliminary hearing and electing to indict by grand jury…
Evening News Roundup – February 20th, 2013
The Pennsylvania Department of Education, reports Philadelphia Public School Notebook, has withheld $8.7 million from the school district over the past…
Morning News Roundup – February 20, 2013
A Philadelphia rep is pushing for a regulation to require court approval of law enforcement use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles…
Morning News Roundup – February 19, 2013
The FBI is investigating six Philadelphia Police Department narcotics officers, NBC Philly reports. The 6 officers, facing multiple allegations of practiced…
Evening News Roundup – February 18th, 2013
Councilman Jim Kenney plans a “militant” response to Philly’s Actual Value Initiative (AVI), an increasingly controversial property tax assessment, reports City…
With Final Testimony and Closing Arguments Completed, Askia Sabur Awaits Verdict
Testimony from Philadelphia police narcotics officer Sergeant Edward Hays, as well as Askia Sabur’s cousin, Shawn Merritt, followed by closing…
The Philly Declaration 