Abington Red Light Cameras Go Live with Fines
By Kenneth Lipp The Inquirer reports that a 40-day “grace-period” in which drivers in Abington cited by automatic red light…
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Ex-hero cop free after D.A. drops rape and sex-trafficking charges
By Mensah M. Dean (Philly Daily News) Sixteen months ago, the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office said ex-cop Richard DeCoatsworth was…
Pennsylvania’s Top Judge Warns Colleagues: Porn Emails May Violate Code of Conduct
By Dustin Slaughter Chris Brennan at the Daily News reports that Chief Justice Ron Castille, on a conference call with…
Chamber of Commerce, Councilman Squilla Kick Off “Roadmap for Growth” Tour
By Dustin Slaughter The “Roadmap for Growth” listening tour launches tomorrow evening in Southeast Philadelphia. The tour is a partnership…
Answered: Common Questions on Philadelphia’s Education Funding Woes
By Dustin Slaughter The Notebook‘s Paul Jablow tackles a range of commonly-asked questions regarding Philadelphia’s school funding. Among them: Doesn’t…
Drexel To Offer Free Legal Clinic in West Philadelphia
By Dustin Slaughter Drexel University’s Kline School of Law has started offering free legal clinics at the Dana and David…
Not all those who wander are lost … but most are: A wayfinding tour of City Hall
By Jim Saksa (PlanPhilly) It didn’t take long for it to happen. If you spend any amount of time wandering…
FBI agents invented a defendant to catch a judge
By Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (AP) — To catch a Philadelphia municipal judge they suspected of corruption, FBI agents invented a…
Philly Greenhouse Emissions Have Dropped 13%, Per DVRPC Report
By Dustin Slaughter PlanPhilly reports on a study released by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) this month. The…
Hard Data on TV Political Advertisements to be Available for Philly Residents
By Joshua Albert A site recently launched in partnership between political watchdog group Committee of 70, The University of Delaware,…
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