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Prosecutors say the Asplundh company 'remained willfully blind' while managers hired workers they knew to be in the country illegally. The company, based in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, has been fined $95 million. (AP file photo)
Economy
Immigration
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Willow Grove tree company fined $95 million for hiring undocumented immigrants

A suburban Philadelphia company that trims trees around power lines throughout the United States will pay a record fine after pleading gu ...

6 years ago

TransPerfect protest outside Leg. Hall in Dover
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Federal court tosses Delaware lawsuit over forced company sale

The ongoing battle for control over TransPerfect continues in federal court.

6 years ago

Juanita Kidd Stout Center for Criminal Justice
Philadelphia
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Prosecutors seeking 20 more years for Philly juvenile lifer who killed cop

Andre Martin has been in prison for 41 years since a jury convicted him of murdering a Philadelphia police officer with a bullet to the head.

6 years ago

Closeup of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez against blue sky
National
New Jersey

Menendez trial plods along as government officials detail alleged favors

Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, and Florida ophthalmologist Salomon Melgen each face about a dozen counts of federal bribery, conspiracy, and fraud charges.

6 years ago

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Income Inequality
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Philly defense attorneys’ group: Oversight tightened in wake of whistleblower lawsuit

After learning one of their attorneys was working with a suspended license, the Defender Association of Philadelphia has tightened the rules.

6 years ago

Rondell Veal
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Delaware murder suspect hit by train in NYC

A man accused of killing his girlfriend Friday in Newark was found in a New York City hospital after being hit by a train.

6 years ago

Elijah Clay (Emma Lee / WHYY)
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Philly ministry student credits prayer with beating racial profiling case

Abington police have withdrawn charges against a ministry student they accused of crashing a stolen Maserati, cursing at witnesses, and then fleeing the scene.

6 years ago

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Harrisburg Police Officer Josh Hammer, Mayor Eric Papenfuse and Capt. Deric Moody address reporters during a press conference about the city's body cameras pilot program. (Emily Previti)
Keystone Crossroads
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Harrisburg launches pilot program for police body cameras

The capital city joins a small group of Pennsylvania municipalities that have tested or permanently integrated the equipment. ...

6 years ago

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Pa. jail faces class-action lawsuit for posting mugshots online

A lawyer for a man who sued a Pennsylvania county jail for posting his mug shot online says nearly 70,000 former inmates could have claim ...

6 years ago

If administered soon enough
Philadelphia
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To prevent OD deaths, Philly to give out naloxone as people leave jail

Of the more than 930 people who died of an overdose in Philadelphia last year, a third had been through jail.

6 years ago

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Federal judge: Stopping N.J. bail changes would pose ‘high risk’ to community

A federal judge in New Jersey refused to hit the pause button on the state’s criminal justice overhaul Thursday, saying that revert ...

6 years ago

Councilman Derek Green has a package of bills aimed at ridding Philadelphia of archaic rules and regulations.(Tom MacDonald, WHYY)
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City Council moves to rid Philly of archaic rules — including ban on tailgating

Some antiquated regulations will come off the city books if an eight-bill package gets through Philadelphia City Council.   A ...

6 years ago

Tanya Brown-Dickerson talks about the fatal police shooting of her son, Brandon Tate-Brown, during a Hillary Clinton campaign event in Philadelphia on April 20, 2016. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Philadelphia
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Family of man killed by Philly police drops wrongful death case against city

The mother of a man who police shot to death during a routine 2015 traffic stop in Mayfair has withdrawn her federal civil-righ ...

6 years ago

Lee Kaplan is led to a preliminary hearing last year outside Bucks County Magisterial District Judge John I. Waltman's courtroom in Feasterville, Pennsylvania. Kaplan was sentenced Wednesday to decades in prison for sexually abusing six young sisters.(AP Photo/Megan Trimble)
Pennsylvania

Bucks man convicted in sex assault of 6 young sisters gets 30 to 87 years

A cultlike figure whose spiritual and financial hold over a formerly Amish couple enabled him to have sexual relationships with six of th ...

6 years ago

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Philadelphia

Whistleblower lawsuit raises questions about legal representation of Philly’s troubled poor children

An attorney from the Defender Association of Philadelphia has filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the association, claiming his bosses ...

6 years ago

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