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Blaze that killed two firefighters prompts plan for closer monitoring of vacant Philly buildings
Nearly two years after a massive blaze at an empty warehouse in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood took the lives of two firefi ...
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Will Green’s appointment mean a special Council election?
[Updated] An elections watchdog group is urging Philadelphia officials to quickly schedule a special election for a ...
11 years ago
Philly mayor’s controversial conflict counsel plan put on hold
A controversial plan by Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to provide legal representation for the poor has been temporarily put on hold. ...
11 years ago
Pa. Democrats running for governor try to out-green one another
Eight Democratic candidates for Pennsylvania governor sought to out-green one another last night at a debate focused on environmental sus ...
11 years ago
Changing ‘heat and eat’ benefit threatens food aid in Pa., N.J.
Congress is finally approaching a deal on the country’s farm bill, and lawmakers are considering cutting the food stamps program in ...
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‘Divorce Corp.’ focuses on the high-priced business of breaking up
A new documentary film that paints the U.S. family court system as a cesspool of vindictive judges and conflicts of interest is generatin ...
11 years ago
ListenPa. asset test for food stamps still in place as Congress fails to act on federal funding
The chief of Pennsylvania’s public welfare department said she has not yet made a decision on the state’s food-stamps asset t ...
11 years ago
After bailing out Lynn, Philadelphia Archdiocese keeps him on leave
A Catholic Church official whose child-endangerment conviction was overturned last month will stay out of public ministry for now. ...
11 years ago
Broad Street crowd loves Colorado marching band leading Mummers
The world-famous Mummers Parade kicked off this morning in Philadelphia with a twist: a troupe of teenagers from Colorado led the march d ...
11 years ago
City reps in state legislatures have only themselves to blame
Philadelphians often lament that the legislature in Harrisburg doesn’t listen to the city’s needs. A study ...
11 years ago
Banning the box: Who’s the offender now?
It’s been against the law for more than two years, but some companies doing business in Philly are still asking applicants whether ...
11 years ago
ListenMsgr. Lynn’s bail set at $250K
A Philadelphia judge set bail at $250,000 for Monsignor William Lynn Monday, following a Superior Court decision last week overturning hi ...
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