November 29, 2012
By Kimberly Haas
The Philadelphia District Attorney's office is in the business of amassing money through a process known as "civil asset forfeiture." And, as a business, it would be the envy of D.A. offices around the country. Philadelphia City Paper reporter Isaiah Thompson spearheaded an investigation into the matter and shares the details with NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller.
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When Superstorm Sandy damaged the beaches in the Delaware River bay, it left horseshoe crabs without a place to nest. The loss of spawning grounds dramatically worsened the plight of an endangered shorebird which depends More »
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams wants city council to meet Tuesday to deal with the budget impasse. Council says that’s not going to happen. More »
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