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Investigative researcher for the Philadelphia Inquirer
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If you donât know me: I work for
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on the investigations team. My interests include political shenanigans, criminal justice, transit, and real estate Hereâs a semi-recent example of my work that combines several of those interests
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The law finally caught up with notorious Philadelphia landlord Phil Pulley ... but for voting fraud
He has acted with impunity for years across Philadelphia. Then, in the 2020 election, he allegedly decided one vote wasn't enough for him.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philip-pulley-philadelphia-landlord-voter-fraud-charges-20240827.html
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No secret the family that owns Philly Mag is looking to unload the business But it seems investors behind the Philadelphia Citizen have been in talks to buy the storied print magazine for over a year
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The Philadelphia Citizen is in negotiations to buy Philadelphia magazine
Conversations about the future of the storied print magazine have been going on for more than a year.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philly-mag-sale-citizen-metrocorp-20250604.html
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Investors involved with the Philadelphia Citizen are currently in negotiations to purchase Philadelphia magazine, multiple sources confirmed to my colleagues
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The Philadelphia Citizen is in negotiations to buy Philadelphia magazine
Conversations about the future of the storied print magazine have been going on for more than a year.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philly-mag-sale-citizen-metrocorp-20250604.html
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Never meet your heroes...or take their investment advice
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Eagles stars to speak at Life Surge, a Christian wealth seminar run by founder with fraud allegations
Nick Sirianni and Saquon Barkley are headlining a Christian wealth conference organized by Joe Johnson, whose companies have faced lawsuits and allegations of fraud and deceptive business practices.
https://www.inquirer.com/eagles/lifesurge-christian-conference-eagles-players-coaches-20250530.html
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Life Surge, a touring Christian investing seminar is coming to the WFC tmrw, with guest speakers like Nick Sirianni and Saquon Barkley But past attendees say the celebrity speakers mask a get rich quick scheme. And its founder has been sued for fraud:
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Eagles stars to speak at Life Surge, a Christian wealth seminar run by founder with fraud allegations
Nick Sirianni and Saquon Barkley are headlining a Christian wealth conference organized by Joe Johnson, whose companies have faced lawsuits and allegations of fraud and deceptive business practices.
https://www.inquirer.com/eagles/lifesurge-christian-conference-eagles-players-coaches-20250530.html
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High overlap in this
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Eagles scam piece with the ones who defended hanging with Trump.
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Eagles stars to speak at Life Surge, a Christian wealth seminar run by founder with fraud allegations
Nick Sirianni and Saquon Barkley are headlining a Christian wealth conference organized by Joe Johnson, whose companies have faced lawsuits and allegations of fraud and deceptive business practices.
https://www.inquirer.com/eagles/lifesurge-christian-conference-eagles-players-coaches-20250530.html
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The trails of Wissahickon Valley Park are for hikers, runners, bikers, and horses. âŠYet, there it was Monday morning, a Porsche. With some fiber pills inside and a probiotic shake, according to one hiker. The fun read you didnât know you needed, via
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The story of how a Porsche ended up on a hiking trail in the middle of Wissahickon Valley Park
On Monday morning, a Porsche Panamera was discovered on a narrow hiking trail alongside the Wissahickon Creek in Northwest Philly. Conspiracy theories emerged, online and on the trail.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/wissahickon-valley-trail-porsche-panamera-20250522.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=ios&utm_campaign=app_ios_article_share&utm_content=33WXWMVXXFCQLBITRAVOND4KWQ
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1. This
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story is BONKERS. 2. Rich people really DO think the rules donât apply to them. 3. Did he answer why he is illegally going through tollbooths without an EZPass transponder?
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The story of how a Porsche ended up on a hiking trail in the middle of Wissahickon Valley Park
On Monday morning, a Porsche Panamera was discovered on a narrow hiking trail alongside the Wissahickon Creek in Northwest Philly. Conspiracy theories emerged, online and on the trail.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/wissahickon-valley-trail-porsche-panamera-20250522.html
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this story is nuts, well done
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The story of how a Porsche ended up on a hiking trail in the middle of Wissahickon Valley Park
On Monday morning, a Porsche Panamera was discovered on a narrow hiking trail alongside the Wissahickon Creek in Northwest Philly. Conspiracy theories emerged, online and on the trail.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/wissahickon-valley-trail-porsche-panamera-20250522.html
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Weâre gonna be hosting labor leader Ryan Boyer at the Pen and Pencil Club for an âOff the Recordâ Q&A next Wednesday at 7pm This should be a very interesting one and space is limited so register now!
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Ryan Boyer - Off the Record - Events - The Pen and Pencil Club
https://penandpencil.org/content.aspx?page_id=4002&club_id=877257&item_id=2602984
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The story of how a Porsche ended up on a hiking trail in the middle of Wissahickon Valley Park
On Monday morning, a Porsche Panamera was discovered on a narrow hiking trail alongside the Wissahickon Creek in Northwest Philly. Conspiracy theories emerged, online and on the trail.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/wissahickon-valley-trail-porsche-panamera-20250522.html
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A week long AIPAC-funded sojourn to Israrel. A bipartisan junket to Taiwan. Hot dogs and zoo tickets to hold shindigs for constituents. And, of course, Eagles seats. That's a taste of the $119k in trips & trinkets gifted to top state lawmakers last year.
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Trips to Israel, Taiwan among gifts accepted by PA lawmakers
Top PA officials accepted $119K in gifts and travel from lobbyists and others seeking to influence government in 2024.
https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2025/05/pennsylvania-lawmakers-israel-taiwan-gifts-trips/
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Seems concerning that our governor is addicted to taking rides on a billionaireâs helicopter
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Josh Shapiro used billionaire Michael Rubinâs luxury helicopter on $68K in campaign trips last year
Shapiroâs acceptance of in-kind contributions from Rubin has raised questions from good government advocates about the access the uber-wealthy have to him, a premise that his staff rejects.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/pennsylvania/governor-josh-shapiro-flights-campaign-trips-20250518.html
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Embarrassing all around
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Convention Center billboard developer says he doesnât have to pay $15 million in community benefits
Thaddeus Bartkowski says the billboards heâs building donât fall under a law that would require compensating neighbors like Reading Terminal Market, the Rail Park, and a condo association.
https://www.inquirer.com/business/billboard-development-center-city-philadelphia-community-benefit-agreement-20250516.html
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Philadelphia Inquirer
5 months ago
Philadelphia politicians want you to know more about their accomplishments. They also want taxpayers to pay for the privilege.
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âSelf-promotionâ or informing the public? Mayor Cherelle Parker and Council use taxpayer money to sell their wins
Philly pols are throwing millions of city dollars at billboards and ads in PR arms race
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philly-mayor-council-parker-marketing-pr-billboards-20250513.html?utm_campaign=edit_bsky_traffic&int_promo=newsroom
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Seems pretty unforgivable to let a major educational institution spiral out of control, but it would be especially bad if it was all over one person
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5 months ago
Philly auto owners typically pay way more than their suburban counterparts for insurance, and it's getting worse.
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David Gambacorta
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âDuring Tuesdayâs Council hearing, Council President Kenyatta Johnson expressed skepticism at Bilalâs request for a nearly 55% budget increaseâŠgiven that her office is struggling to fill dozens of jobs already approved in the budget.â đ§ via
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Philly Sheriff seeks new headquarters, academy, and $20 million budget boost
Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal pitched City Council on a major increase to her staff and $34 million budget, and sought leases for a new office headquarters and a local academy.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/sheriff-bilal-philadelphia-headquarters-academy-budd-20250507.html
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With funding still frozen in Harrisburg, SEPTA is posting double digit ridership gains on regional rail & strong growth on bus lines
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An affordable project in North Philly has been delayed for years because its slated for city-owned land, which City Council controls. That's meant an extensive public engagement campaign that shrunk the size of the project, which still isn't fully approved
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How many meetings does it take in Philadelphia to build 57 affordable homes? A lot.
The Philadelphia Housing Authority and developer Pennrose have been trying to get project approval since 2019. The cost has risen, and federal funding could be at risk.
https://www.inquirer.com/real-estate/housing/strawberry-mansion-pha-pennrose-jeffery-young-zoning-20250505.html
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Pennsylvania Capital-Star
5 months ago
The company set up and started the mine in Elk County. After a little more than two years, the company has packed up and left, abandoning the wells and associated crypto infrastructure in violation of state law, according to state regulators. From
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Fracking-powered crypto mine in Pennsylvania shuts down without word to regulators âą Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Fracking-powered crypto mine in Pennsylvania shuts down without word to regulators
https://penncapital-star.com/energy-environment/fracking-powered-crypto-mine-in-pennsylvania-shuts-down-without-word-to-regulators/
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Another example of the glorious cost savings from public-private partnerships
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How the restoration of Phillyâs historic 30th St. Station became a corruption bonanza
Contractors lavished an Amtrak manager with $150,000 in cash bribes, luxury cars, vacations, and a pure-bred German shepherd puppy. In exchange, he approved millions of dollars in extra work.
https://www.inquirer.com/crime/amtrak-30th-street-station-bribery-mark-1-20250424.html
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Philadelphia Inquirer
5 months ago
For the third year in a row, Philadelphians await the commonwealthâs budget with bated breath. Opinion writer Daniel Pearson asks: Will SEPTA get the funding it desperately needs? Or is it three strikes and weâre out half of our Regional Rail network? đ
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A suburban lawyer was disciplined by the courts for bailing on a client & was pursued by the IRS over hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax debt But he moved to Philly last year and did some favors for ward leaders Now, Bob Brady wants to make him a judge:
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The Pa. Supreme Court reprimanded him as a lawyer. Philly Democrats want to make him a judge anyway.
Judicial candidates like Shawn Page who win the partyâs endorsement almost always triumph in the primary.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/philadelphia/shawn-page-philadelphia-municipal-judicial-election-20250423.html
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Amputations among people addicted to opioids have doubled in five years in Philadelphia. To learn why,
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Amputations are soaring as a tranq crisis takes hold in the Philly region
To amputate or save a limb? Phillyâs tranq crisis is forcing doctors to make difficult choices amid a slow public health response to the latest threat in the drug epidemic.
https://www.inquirer.com/health/a/tranq-drug-wounds-amputation-xylazine-philadelphia-20250422.html
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Philadelphia Inquirer
6 months ago
âMOVE: Untangling the Tragedy,â a six-part podcast The Inquirer is cohosting with
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, is based on interviews with MOVE members, neighbors, and journalists who covered the bombing and fire that city officials let burn until they could not control it. (1/3)
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Pennsylvania Capital-Star
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Mack Trucks will lay off between 250 and 350 workers at its Lehigh Valley Operations center outside Allentown over the next three months, due to economic uncertainty caused by U.S. tariffs, a company spokesperson said Thursday.
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Mack Trucks announces layoffs at Lehigh Valley plant, blames tariffs âą Pennsylvania Capital-Star
Union leaders announced the company had confirmed layoffs Thursday afternoon. The plant in Macungie employs around 1,200 workers.
https://penncapital-star.com/briefs/mack-trucks-announces-layoffs-at-lehigh-valley-plant-blames-tariffs/
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Lancaster Countyâs incoming Democratic state Sen. James Malone backs bill to restrict trans women and girl athletes
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Lancaster Countyâs incoming Democratic state Sen. James Malone backs bill to restrict trans women and girl athletes
Lancaster Countyâs first Democratic state senator in more than a century said Thursday that he plans to support legislation that would restrict transgender women and girls who want to participate
https://lancasteronline.com/news/politics/lancaster-county-s-incoming-democratic-state-sen-james-malone-backs-bill-to-restrict-trans-women/article_e554c984-d980-4aac-a655-0d7b64b02803.html
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More evidence that nothing is more offensive to City Council members than someone challenging their authority over land use This building has been needlessly rotting in middle of Germantown for nearly a decade based on the whim of a councilmember
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Fate of Germantown YWCA remains in limbo as developerâs appeal for control of the building fails
A failed bid to claim a long-vacant city property leaves the building's future in doubt.
https://www.inquirer.com/real-estate/commercial/germantown-ywca-ken-weinstein-cindy-bass-20250417.html
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Phillyâs overall sanitation plan is still pretty uneven, but I will say that under Parker my street started getting regular sweeping, twice weekly trash pickup & crews cleaned out alleys on both sides of our block
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Philly has 16,000 alleys. Keeping them clean and clear is a big job.
Thousands of Phillyâs alleys are plagued by trash, overgrown trees, roots, and even illegal gates. These workers get them clean.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/alleyways-philadelphia-trash-cleanup-20250416.html
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Some stats from 100 days in on congestion pricing: - Complaints about car-honking are down 70% - The Holland Tunnel has 65% fewer delays at rush hour; time to get thru it is down 48% - 6 million fewer cars - Half as many traffic-related injuries - 1.5 million more visitors to BIDs year over year
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How Well Is Congestion Pricing Doing? Very.
One hundred days in, honking is down; bus speeds are up.
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Even the Phillies reached out when the founder of McCuskerâs Tavern died on opening day: âHe became South Phillyâs fatherâ
John McCusker wasn't just the founder of McCusker's Tavern. He was an avid Phillies fan, "South Philly's father," and "the sweet man that used to say hello to me everyday."
https://www.inquirer.com/phillies/mccuskers-tavern-south-philly-john-mccusker-blue-meanie-20250415.html
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Derek Willis
6 months ago
During Passover.
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A Philly Mag writer filed a libel lawsuit after Facebook comments over drag performances
Victor Fiorillo, a senior reporter for Philadelphia Magazine, filed the defamation lawsuit after a Delco man called him a pedophile on Facebook.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/philadelphia-magazine-victor-fiorillo-libel-lawsuit-drag-20250408.html
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Reporting from my camping trip that Jim Thorpe, Pa. turned out for the anti-Trump/Musk Hands Off protests
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"An Inquirer reporter who visited Noblesâ home on Osage Avenue was greeted at the front door by a middle-aged man with a barking (but friendly) dog that appeared to be a beige poodle."
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Deputy Sheriff âJane Doeâ reported stolen SUV in crash involving mystery poodle
In another twist, a police report said the city-leased vehicle was reported stolen by an unnamed woman â who may be top deputy. Sheriff Rochelle Bilal and police have both launched internal probes.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/sheriff-rochelle-bilal-expedition-poodle-investigation-20250404.html
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Philly Councilmember Jimmy Harrity interacted with racy social media accounts for months
Harrity acknowledged he operated the Threads account that sent replies to accounts posting photos of scantily clad women.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/philadelphia/councilmember-jimmy-harrity-social-media-posts-20250402.html
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My favorite part about this article is that it makes it sound like the poodle was an accomplice, somehow also also complicit in the hit and run.
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All-points bulletin, yâall:
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Someone stole an SUV assigned to a Philly Sheriffâs employee and crashed it. The department didnât report the crash to the city until they came back five months later to get a fresh SUV. Itâs still unclear how someone stole the vehicle in the first place
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An SUV assigned to the Philly Sheriffâs Office ran a red light and caused a four-car accident. Then, the case disappeared.
The driver was not a deputy â it was a young man in a tank top, holding what appeared to be a poodle. Police and Sheriff Rochelle Bilal say they're now investigating what happened.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/sheriff-philadelphia-crash-expedition-dog-rochelle-bilal-20250401.html
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I recall people sneering at the mere suggestion that price gouging could be driving eggflation
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Steep fall in price of eggs prompts questions for US producers
Consumer groups and economists accuse agricultural companies of keeping prices artificially high
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"I have to laugh, but I also feel like Iâm gonna cry, because this is so bonkers," said Bartramâs Garden executive director. The grant supported tree planting, high school interns and home gardens.
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Bartramâs Garden loses $500,000 EPA grant due to federal cuts
"I have to laugh, but I also feel like Iâm gonna cry, because this is so bonkers," said Bartramâs Garden executive director. The grant supported tree planting, high school interns and home gardens.
https://inquirer.com/news/bartrams-garden-epa-grant-youth-trees-20250328.html?utm_campaign=edit_bsky_traffic&int_promo=newsroom
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Philadelphia Inquirer
7 months ago
Tire dumping has plagued Philly for years â but the scale of this dump is shocking to people familiar with dumping. Estimates of the number of tires run to 4,000.
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If youâve ever paused to listen during the midday organ performance, visited the Christmas light show, or told someone âMeet me at the eagle,â this one is for you. đ
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NEW: Philly's fiscal oversight board just passed a resolution recommending the Mayor and City Council abolish the Sheriff's Office and Register of Wills Describes years of mismanagement, patronage; says their functions can be folded into the court system:
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Phillyâs financial watchdog calls for abolition of Sheriffâs Office and Register of Wills
The non-binding resolution from Phillyâs fiscal watchdog recommends merging the cityâs elected sheriff office into the court system, following decades of scandal and dysfunction
https://www.inquirer.com/news/pennsylvania-intergovernmental-cooperation-authority-philadelphia-sheriffs-office-abolition-20250318.html
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Philadelphia Inquirer
7 months ago
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is expected to deliver her second budget address Thursday morning to Philadelphia City Council. We'll have live updates all day. Follow along đ
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Mayor Parker to present $6.7 billion city budget proposal including tax cuts, housing, and funding drug addiction recovery center
Parker's speech before Philadelphia City Council kicks off negotiations over the city budget, which takes effect July 1.
https://inquirer.com/politics/philadelphia/live/parker-budget-philadelphia-taxes-housing-20250313.html?utm_campaign=edit_bsky_traffic&int_promo=newsroom
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Philly added about 10,500 residents in 2024, starting to reverse pandemic decline
Between July 2023 and July 2024, Philly's population grew 0.7%, putting the cityâs estimated population at 1,573,916 residents, according to the latest census estimates.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/philadelphia-population-2024-census-data-20250313.html
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NEW: Philly Sheriff Rochelle Bilal hit with SECOND court order over courthouse security lapses She has 30 days to come up with a plan to add dozens more deputies to court buildings. Abrupt shutdown of the probation office last week was a final straw:
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Sheriff Rochelle Bilal hit with second court order over deputy shortage. She blames the judges.
Judges again ordered Bilal to provide a plan to fix a deputy shortage, saying her "failure to address" the ongoing security crisis has led to "direct harm" to court operations.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philly-sheriff-rochelle-bilal-court-order-security-judges-20250311.html
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NEW: Philly Sheriff Rochelle Bilal hit with SECOND court order over courthouse security lapses She has 30 days to come up with a plan to add dozens more deputies to court buildings. Abrupt shutdown of the probation office last week was a final straw:
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Sheriff Rochelle Bilal hit with second court order over deputy shortage. She blames the judges.
Judges again ordered Bilal to provide a plan to fix a deputy shortage, saying her "failure to address" the ongoing security crisis has led to "direct harm" to court operations.
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philly-sheriff-rochelle-bilal-court-order-security-judges-20250311.html
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At Supérette, the South of France meets the South of Philly with a cafe, bottle shop, wine, and groceries
Chloe Grigri and Vincent Stipo, the couple behind such French-inspired spots as the Good King Tavern, have come to South Philadelphia with a shop that combines dine-in, bar, and grocery store.
https://www.inquirer.com/food/restaurants/superette-south-philadelphia-chloe-grigri-french-20250311.html#loaded
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7 months ago
In case you missed it,
@ryanbriggs.bsky.social
and I were stunned to learn that the voice recorder in the crashed Philly jet was a dud. A setback for NTSB investigators and all involved in finding the cause.
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The voice recorder on the jet that crashed in N.E. Philly likely hadnât worked for several years, federal investigators say
The preliminary report leaves open several unanswered questions about the condition of the medical transport jet that killed all six people aboard and one person on the ground
https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-plane-crash-cause-update-preliminary-report-ntsb-20250306.html
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