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Large portions of Philadelphia don’t need to illuminate the no’s on their vacancy signs. The city has a problem in the form of 40,000 empty […]
Say what you want about Americans, but at least we’re consistent. After all, we have willfully allowed the demise of our nation, not from outside […]
Philadelphia’s prison population dropped 11 percent from 2009 to 2010. The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research Initiative released a report detailing the decline and attributed […]
Water is wet. The sky is blue. The United States is insolvent. These are all true and indisputable statements, and none will change anytime soon. […]
Harold Camping had it wrong. The world didn’t end on May 21st. But it will on August 2nd—at least America’s fiscal world will if the […]
Small business owners in Jersey are lobbying against a bill—passed by the state’s senate last month—that would prohibit all minors from utilizing indoor tanning facilities. […]
Last week U2 played a show in Philly for the first time in years. Their setlist included some of their most popular songs and a […]
Barbara Adams—general counsel for the state of Pennsylvania under former Governor Ed Rendell—has been named the new top lawyer for the PHA. Much of the […]
Yes, we’re still talking about the terrible duck boat tragedy of 2010 that killed two and sent dozens of others into the Delaware River. The […]
New Jersey state senators will vote today on a bill that will alter the current punishment for teenagers sending explicit pictures via cell-phones. Currently, underage […]
Senior week is over and New Jersey law enforcement officials are celebrating by reminding everyone that they will not tolerate underage drinking. Attorney General Paula […]
Tom Knox, a former health care executive, announced that he will not run against Mayor Michael Nutter in November’s election. Knox also switched his party […]
Flash Mob Pillages Upper Darby Sears. Approximately 40 boys from West Philly invaded the Upper Darby Sears and swiped thousands in merchandise over the weekend. […]
Last week the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers took to the courts to combat the protection of younger instructors at Promise Academy schools. In lieu of […]
Governor Tom Corbett and Pennsylvania legislators have (for now) agreed on a state budget to the tune of $27.15 billion. The deal comes after months […]