DA Refuses to Give Possibly Innocent Man Chance to Prove His Case
Eugene Gilyard is serving a life sentence for murder. Now, another man has confessed.
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
On Aug. 31, 1995, Eugene Gilyard was just one of a group of young men...
Hostile Witness: The Broad View
The Broad Street Run provides a tour of the city’s glories and troubles, past and future
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
For a few hours a year, it stitches together a metropolis that is, like most, profoundly segregated by race and class.
 
Courts’ Campaign to Squeeze Poor Debtors Goes Awry 05/02/2013
Aggressive collection efforts have had Kafka-esque results
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
After Halfway House Death, Family Wants Answers 04/25/2013
By the time Lisa Sodano arrived, her fiance was dead — and she believes the PA Dept. of Corrections is to blame
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Last Saturday was supposed to be a big day for Lisa Sodano...
 
Philly Papers Erect a Paywall in an Attempt to Make Journalism Pay 04/18/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Philly's Power Players Bombard City Newspapers With Libel Suits 04/10/2013
Could the newspaper industry’s economic crisis further empower litigious public figures?
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
In the 1990s, the American Journalism Review dubbed Philadelphia “Libel City”...
 
Political Power and Consumer Pain in Comcast’s Philadelphia 03/27/2013
The city's highest-grossing company flexes its might at all levels of government
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
These tactics have won Comcast millions of dollars’ worth of government largesse.
 
Hostile Witness: Philly's Rainbow Coalition of Corruption Allegations 03/20/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Why Is the Journalism Industry So White? 03/13/2013
Daniel Denvir explores this question in his Hostile Witness column
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Representation of black reporters in the newsroom is just 4.65 percent.
 
Police Brutality in the iPhone Era 03/06/2013
Video of police beating Askia Sabur in West Philly went viral — yet, he was the one on trial
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Someone yells, “He’s not fighting, he’s not even fighting.”
 
Brutality Mix Tape 03/06/2013
Four Philly police beatings that went viral
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Here in Philadelphia, such videos seem to be emerging at an accelerating rate.
 
Hostile Witness: Corbett's Stance on Medicaid Makes Pennsylvanians Sick 02/27/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
Gov. Tom Corbett's February budget address kicked off what may be a troubled re-election campaign. The superficiality of Corbett’s newfound moderation is nowhere more evident than in his rejection of Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion to an estimated 613,000 uninsured Pennsylvanians who are not poor enough to qualify for the current program.
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Parents, advocates: School closure plans will endanger students 02/13/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Hostile Witness 02/06/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Why is Eric Burke Still a Philly Cop? 01/30/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Gov. Tom “No New Taxes” Corbett stares into a bottomless revenue gap. 01/23/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
New owners bring fear and confusion to Philadelphia’s dailies. 01/16/2013
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Detropia 10/31/2012
Daniel Denvir, City Paper
 
Celebrating a life: AIDS activist, hell-raiser John Bell 10/10/2012
Daniel Denvir, City Paper


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DA Refuses to Give Possibly Innocent Man Chance to Prove His Case
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