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On June 5, Corinne Bradley-Powers, owner of Corinne's Place, stands in front of her popular Camden restaurant holding the notice she received that her restaurant would be on a list for sheriff's sale this month if she didn't pay the $282 she owed.  (Photo by April Saul for WHYY)
Income Inequality
New Jersey
Taxes

Rude awakening for Camden property owners who thought N.J. delayed local tax deadline

A governor’s order allowed municipalities to extend the May 1 quarterly tax deadline by a month, to June 1. As many have now discovered, Camden didn’t.

5 years ago

Former Chief Scott Thomson, pictured in 2014, led the Camden County police from 2013 until 2019. The reconstituted countywide police department formed after the city dissolved the previous force.
NPR
New Jersey
Policing

New police force from scratch: Camden, N.J. proves it’s possible to reform the police

Amid a public safety crisis, the Camden police dissolved and re-formed in 2013 as a new department. Former police Chief Scott Thomson joined All Things Considered to discuss.

5 years ago

Two members of clergy who are not with POWER say a prayer in Fishtown. (Katie Meyer/WHYY)
Policing
Religion
Social Justice

With lessons from Palestine and Ferguson, Philly clergy act as buffers between protesters, police

In addition to helping deescalate tensions between police and protesters, members of the Philly clergy group say they are there to bear witness.

5 years ago

The Frank Rizzo sign will be removed from the Police Athletic League building. (Google Maps)
Philadelphia
Policing
Social Justice

Rizzo name removed from Police Athletic League Center In Port Richmond

Police Athletic League board removes Rizzo's name from the youth center, shortly after the statue of the former mayor was taken down from near City Hall.

5 years ago

A boat on the shoreline in Seaside Park are colliding with a whale Monday morning. (Image courtesy of Friends of Seaside Park via Facebook)
Down the Shore
Environment
New Jersey

Whale collides with boat near Ocean County beach

A small boat nearly capsized close to an Ocean County beach after a whale struck the vessel Monday morning.

5 years ago

Philly sex workers march in 2012
Philadelphia
Sex & Relationships
Social Justice
Billy Penn

It’s really hard to be a sex worker during a pandemic, so Philly relief fund tries to help

Two nonprofits have raised more than $50,000 in donations.

5 years ago

ResinTech building
Business
Economic Development
New Jersey

Camden rekindles industrial past, new plant fueled by tax breaks

ResinTech, which makes water filtration products, is set to open later this month with the help of up to $139 million in taxpayer-funded subsidies.

5 years ago

Listen 4:06
Protesters march against police brutality
National
Policing
Social Justice

When protesters cry ‘defund the police,’ what does it mean?

Supporters say it isn’t about eliminating police entirely; rather, it's about addressing systemic problems in policing and spending more on needs like housing and education.

5 years ago

3rd District Councilmember Jamie Gauther
Philadelphia
Race & Ethnicity
Social Justice

‘This is step one’: Politicians, police, Philly residents go head-to-head on institutional racism

A Philly Councilmember held a promised meeting Sunday with city leaders, police and protesters in her district. Here’s what they discussed for three hours.

5 years ago

New York Times building
Media
Politics

NY Times editorial page editor resigns amid fury over op-ed

The paper announced Sunday that James Bennet had resigned, effective immediately.

5 years ago

A mural depicting George Floyd
National
Policing
Social Justice

Duty to intervene: Floyd cops spoke up but didn’t step in

Even though the rookies’ lawyers say the men spoke out in the moment, they ultimately failed to stop Derek Chauvin when he had his knee on George Floyd's neck.

5 years ago

The artist Celos paints a mural in downtown Los Angeles on May 30, 2020 in protest against the killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis. (Apu Gomes/AFP via Getty Images)
NPR
Policing
Race & Ethnicity
Social Justice

Beyond protests: 5 more ways to channel anger into action to fight racism

The tragic events of recent weeks can create an opportunity. Given the anger and frustration, experts say there are strategies to channel these emotions into action.

5 years ago

Buildings Matter, Too column in the Philadelphia Inquirer
Media
Philadelphia
Social Justice

Philadelphia Inquirer editor resigns over ‘Buildings Matter’ headline

The Inquirer had apologized for a “horribly wrong” decision to use the headline, “Buildings Matter, Too,” on a column about looting and vandalism amid ongoing protests.

5 years ago

On the eighth straight day of protests in Philadelphia, demonstrators called for an end to police brutality on the Art Museum steps on June 6, 2020. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Philadelphia
Policing
Social Justice
Billy Penn

Huge protest at Art Museum brings thousands to Philly’s largest rally for justice

The march was one of several peaceful gatherings in the city on Saturday.

5 years ago

Mercedes Robinson
New Jersey
Policing
Social Justice

Protesters at Trenton City Hall demand justice for George Floyd

Protesters also marched in Atlantic City on Saturday from City Hall to the police station, chanting “No justice! No peace! No racist police!”

5 years ago

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