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Labor Day is still a full workday and a two-hour drive to the beach away, but fall kicks off tonight with the start of the […]
In showing former School District Superintendent Arlene Ackerman the door, Mayor Nutter and Philadelphia’s education leadership presented the departing administrator with a $905,000 buy-out. The […]
With flash mobs, earthquakes, hurricanes, rec center shootings, cat hoarding, Facebook murder plots, and the Arlene Ackerman buyout situation, life in Philadelphia may have seemed […]
So it turns out Michael Nutter looks as good in a windbreaker as he does a snow parka. As the last winds from Irene petered […]
Recreational centers in Philadelphia haven’t exactly been the “safe havens” Mayor Nutter trumped them up to be while handling the flash mob fiasco a few […]
The televised images of violence and looting triggered one recurring thought in many people: This isn’t supposed to happen in our civilized cities. No, we’re […]
More cops. More arrests. More punishment. Following the brutal flash mob assaults of the last few months, that’s what the public demanded and that’s what […]
Mayor Nutter, you’ve opened the door the whole way this time. I applaud you. You said what needed to be said, at your church on […]
Michael Nutter’s flash mob-inspired Cosby moment at the pulpit on Sunday was a fascinating political move for a mayor who—more than any before him—stands astride […]
In a press conference this afternoon, Mayor Michael Nutter unveiled the city’s plan to combat the recent wave of flash-mob violence. Friday and Saturday night […]
Center City was crawling with cops on Friday night. I first noticed them at 5 p.m. as I walked down 15th Street from City Hall. […]
Heroes are made in desperate times. Today, the mayor of New York, a lifelong middle-of-the-road millionaire turned politician with bureaucratic tendencies, is showing how it’s […]
Reading the drumbeat of corruption news out of City Hall, it’s easy to assume that the Philadelphia government is as ethically challenged as ever. Federal […]
On Friday, philly.com gossip reporter Marnie Hall posted a video on the site asking Mayor Michael Nutter, “Who is Heather?”, referring to an “attractive blonde” […]
“What does PICA stand for?” starts a budget-watcher joke. “Nothing,” is the punch-line answer. PICA, the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority — Philadelphia’s state-created fiscal oversight […]