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Shameful verdict undermines respect for the law
February 27, 2013
Picture a video slightly different from the one above: A big guy in street clothes walks over to a petite female police officer and decks her with a hard right, leaving her bloodied and on the pavemen... More »
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Federal judge upholds ban on political contributions by Philly cops
February 21, 2013
A federal judge has upheld a ban on political contributions by Philadelphia police officers, thwarting a move by City Council that could have turned the local Fraternal Order of Police into a powerful... More »
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Ethics Board reassures Philadelphia on non-profit grants
February 20, 2013
The Philadelphia Ethics Board has assured Mayor Nutter that standard philanthropic grants to city agencies won't trigger reporting requirements under the city's lobbyist registration law. More »
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Property tax debate begins; torches & pitchforks to follow?
February 19, 2013
It's not easy to have a grown-up conversation about taxes these days, but Philadelphia needs to. After years of effort, the city has finally mailed new assessments to over a half million propert... More »
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Parkway, library projects threatened by lobbying complaint against William Penn Foundation
February 15, 2013
Planned improvements to Philadelphia libraries, the Ben Franklin Parkway and Fairmount Park could be delayed following William Penn Foundation's response to an ethics complaint about whether foun... More »
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Henon also took large donation; Kenney, Green offer campaign finance bills
February 7, 2013
You know those invisible electronic fences designed to shock a pet that tries to stray from the yard? Eventually, you can unplug the system, because the pooch knows where not to go. Philadelphia'... More »
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