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Former Philadelphia cop cleared in hitting woman after Puerto Rican Day Parade [Updated]
A former Philadelphia Police officer has been acquitted in a criminal case, but his time in court is not over. Former Police ...
14 years ago
Savage, blind, harmful and job-killing spending cuts could begin to undermine the economic recovery on Friday. ...
14 years ago
Ex-cop caught on video hitting woman found not guilty
The former Philadelphia Police veteran caught on video hitting 39-year-old Aida Guzman in the face has been found not guilty of simple as ...
14 years ago
A look at SEPTA’s rise among U.S. transit agencies
Believe it or not, SEPTA is the best public transportation system in the country in its category (20 million-plus annual passengers).&nbs ...
14 years ago
Knife and bomb threat at New Castle County Courthouse
Employees have been allowed back into the New Castle County Courthouse and N. King Street has been reopened, following this afternoonR ...
14 years ago
Endowed chair will enable Rutgers to research adults with autism
Rutgers University — long a center for research into childhood autism — could also become a leader in studying the challenges ...
14 years ago
Message to gay groups: Buzz off
Same mentality, different year. Conservative Republicans are once again debating whether they should remain bigoted against gay pe ...
14 years ago
Prep work ready for beach nesting season
Final prep work is underway at the Point at Cape Henlopen State Park, which is scheduled to close Friday through September. The str ...
14 years ago
Mobsters, crappy food, Vatican scandal and more on Fresh Air
I shoulda posted this yesterday, but I’m spending the week hosting “Fresh Air” while Terry Gross catches her breath, an ...
14 years ago
Cents and nonsense: Our preposterous penny
In response to a question on the evening of February 14 during an online chat with political bloggers and commentators, President Obama c ...
14 years ago
Chestnut Hill resident readies for Philadelphia Flower Show
It’s too bad plants can’t look in the mirror. “As we speak, exhibitors are polishing pots, grooming – trimming ...
14 years ago
Rolling the bones with A.C. native David G. Schwartz
David G. Schwartz is an Atlantic City native whose first job was s ...
14 years ago
Roxborough community petitions against proposed Wendy’s at former Bunting House site
During last fall’s controversy in Roxborough over the demolition of the historic Bunting House, property owners Frank and Tony Giov ...
14 years ago
Fleeced taxpayers should follow the money in the AshBritt scandal
This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. A debris removal company ripping-of New Jersey towns ...
14 years ago
A mother’s letter to The Onion about the Quvenzhané Wallis tweet
Dear Onion, I’m not sure whether to scream at you or thank you. I am completely appalled by the tweet you sent out abo ...
14 years ago