Daily Dec Roundup – Feb. 5th, 2015
Councilman Jones wants Philly bars and restaurants to install exterior cameras Tricia L. Nadolny, The Inquirer – Responding to the…
Posts Tagged 'SEPTA'
Will SEPTA Strike on Monday?
By Dustin Slaughter Philadelphia’s largest public transit union, TWU Local 234, has called for a “strike authorization meeting” on Sunday,…
Federal Planning Study Revives Plans for Long-Defunct “City Branch” Rail Line
By Dustin Slaughter Known as the “City Branch” rail line, this north-south train route, which stretched for 15 city blocks…
Opinion: Running the subways 24 hours a day costs a lot. So what?
By Randy LoBasso (Philly Weekly) It came as little shock to anyone when SEPTA ruled its 24-hour weekend subway service…
City Officials Fight Release of Suspicious Activity Reporting
By Dustin Slaughter The Philadelphia Police Department and city solicitor Shelley Smith’s office are refusing to release documents pertaining to…
SEPTA Police Officer Takes a Special – and Inappropriate – Interest in Marijuana Activists
By Dustin Slaughter and Kenneth Lipp On June 30th at Independence Mall, the Panic Hour and Philly NORML held their…
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…
Morning News Roundup – January 18, 2013
Philadelphia was one of eleven cities to score 100 on the inaugural Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index, reports the…
The Philly Declaration 