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Missing Radnor Teen Found
Missing Radnor Teen Found in D.C. Savanna MacMullett, 13, had left home Monday afternoon with a 20-year-old Virginia man she met online. After a tip […]
Philadelphia Parking Authority Issues Parking Ticket to Supreme Court Justice Scalia
It looks like even SCOTUS justices aren’t safe from the wrath of the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was at the Union […]
Mayor Nutter Vetoes Parking Surcharge, Finnigan’s Wake Expansion
Mayor Nutter has vetoed a bill that would have allowed Finnigan’s Wake—the NoLibs joint owned by Democratic committeeman Mike Driscoll—to expand. The proposal would have […]
Guy Admits to Extorting the PPA, Didn’t Know What Extortion Means
The PPA Extortionist is the hero Philly deserves, but not the one it needs, right now. All kidding aside, Rocco Martinez faces up to two […]
Beat a Red-Light Camera Ticket in Philly
According to data released by AAA Mid-Atlantic this month, 33,627 drivers were issued a ticket last year by the red-light camera at the intersection immediately […]
Imagine Fighting Your Next PPA Ticket Via Skype
Yes, I watched a few episodes of Parking Wars, the reality show on A&E that followed the antics of various employees at the Philadelphia Parking […]
Nutter Administration Says Proposed Parking Ticket Surcharge Is Not Legal
A City Council committee recently approved a measure that would add a $4 surcharge to all tickets issued by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. The proposed […]
City Council Won’t Let You Protest Your Parking Ticket Over the Phone
City Council—while considering proposals from Councilman Bill Green on new methods for citizens to protest parking violations—has asked that telephonic hearings be removed from the […]
Councilman Bill Green Creates Storify for Online PPA Protests
Councilman Bill Green created a Storify of tweets about how people might find online appeals of PPA tickets helpful. There is literally no way to […]
City Missed Out on $70 Million in Unpaid Fines
From 2008 to 2010, unpaid fines in Philadelphia increased by 38 percent. Last year, the city missed out on nearly $70 million in funding because […]
Taxis Honk and Flash to Protest PPA Budget
Late this morning cabbies in Center City drove East down Market Street and circled City Hall flashing their lights and honking their horns. The actions […]
How Would You Like a Ride in a Brand-New Philadelphia Taxi?
The Philadelphia taxi is in the news again. The Philadelphia Parking Authority, perhaps the most loathed institution in town, has decided that it wants more […]
Mayor Nutter and Bill Cosby Speak Out Against City Violence
Mayor Nutter and Bill Cosby Think Violence Sucks. The mayor asked, “Can we be non-violent for just one day in this city?” Um, clearly not. […]
Philly Traffic Judge Relieved of Duties
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Ronald D. Castille has relieved Traffic Court Administrative Judge Michael J. Sullivan of his duty as the city’s chief traffic court […]
Victim Escaped Dungeon-Case Suspect in Texas, Led Police to Weston’s House
Dungeon-Case Victim in Texas Comes Forward, Led Police to Weston After Escaping. A woman has come forward alleging that Linda Ann Weston kept her locked […]