David Oh
The No-B.S. Guide to the 2023 General Election in Philadelphia
Many politicos are already looking past the November 7th election. In a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans seven to one, there’s a pretty high bar […]
Original Jim’s Steaks Reopens — With Seriously Heavy Security
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Philly Today: David Oh’s Green Beret Lies Come Back to Haunt Him
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It’s Finally Primary Day! Here’s What You Need to Know
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At Least Three Philly Gas Stations Are Now Using Opera to Fight Crime
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Jury Finds Man Accused of Stabbing Councilman Oh Not Guilty
A jury has reached a not guilty verdict for a man accused of stabbing and trying to rob City Councilman David Oh last year. Shawn Yarbray, 25, surrendered […]
Councilman: Police Failed to Evict Squatter in Pastor’s Home for Months
Republican City Councilman David Oh wants to crack down on “squatters.” Oh has proposed legislation that would establish rules for how the city handles squatters, […]
City Council Moves to Create Committee on Gun Violence
City Council members want to create a task force to fight gun violence in Philadelphia. Council President Darrell L. Clarke, Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and Councilman […]
Councilman David Oh Stabbed During Attempted Robbery in Southwest Philly
City Councilman at-large David Oh remains in critical but stable condition after he was stabbed near his home of 54 years in Southwest Philadelphia last night. […]
Should Philly Police Use Drones to Fight Crime?
Should the Philadelphia Police Department use drones as a crime-fighting tool? Councilman David Oh raised that intriguing — and controversial — question at a budget hearing on […]
What Comes After the SRC If It’s Abolished?
When education advocates envision a possible replacement for the School Reform Commission, all kinds of ideas are on the table: How about an elected board? […]
Darrell Clarke’s Power Is Now Growing Beyond City Limits
City Council President Darrell Clarke’s growing political muscle is now manifesting itself on a wider stage: state politics. Today, he became one of the first officials […]
The GOP City Council At-Large Race Is Too Close To Call
The most fascinating race in Philadelphia’s municipal election is too close to call. With almost 98 percent of voting precincts posting their results, Republican Councilman David Oh and GOP challenger Al […]
Independent Council Candidate Andrew Stober Endorsed by Nutter and Rendell
Independent at-large City Council candidate Andrew Stober’s unprecedented campaign got a big — if expected – boost today, in the form of endorsements from Mayor Michael […]
The One Race to Watch in November’s Philly Election
Most of the municipal races this year are like the Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons: fun to watch, but we all know how they’re […]