Philly Shrugged: This Election Day, the Party Machine Won
Samantha Melamed and Ryan Briggs, City Paper
It was a hard-fought campaign, with heated debates, mudslinging and even occasional talk of reform. In the end, Philly Democrats just didn’t care...
For Democratic Machine, a Change to the Numbers Game
Ryan Briggs and Samantha Melamed
After an Election Day colored by low voter turnout, it’s natural to wonder exactly who did show up at the polls. Analysis of past voting data and...
 
Sticker Vandal Thinks We Should Thank Him for Creating Jobs 05/16/2013
Emily Guendelsberger, City Paper
 
As Libraries Cut Back, Residents Seek Out a New Type of Commons 05/16/2013
Jake Blumgart, City Paper
 
Restaurant-Owners Say Food-Trucks Have an Unfair Advantage 05/09/2013
Cries for regulation have been heard in cities across the country
Theresa Everline, City Paper
 
At Spring Cleanup, Less Sweeping and More Shaking for Philly Pols 04/18/2013
Naveed Ahsan, City Paper
 
Legislation Could End Transgender Exclusions in Non-Union, City-Run Health Plans 04/18/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper
 
After One Year, Penn Security Guards Still Have No Contract 04/18/2013
Jake Blumgart, City Paper
 
Taxing Circumstances: Councilwoman Linked to Delinquent Property 03/20/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
The property is in arrears to the tune of $4,223 and the city has placed two liens on the home for nonpayment.
 
Hitting Home: How Will AVI Affect City Council Members? 03/20/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
Assuming that Mayor Nutter’s proposal passes, Council could serve as a microcosm for AVI’s effect on the entire city.
 
Scholarship Fund Touched By Controversy 03/20/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
Critics have assailed it as a “backdoor” school-voucher program, diverting resources from public schools to private academies.
 
Outdated Food Truck Regulations No Closer to Reform 03/13/2013
Squilla has a plan for the interim, though
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
The number of approved sites for vendors — 250 — hasn’t increased in years.
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Bikini Basketball 03/13/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper
 
Point Taken: An Alternative Way to Affordable Housing in Point Breeze 02/27/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
 
Students Say Closing Their School Will Threaten Their Safety 02/27/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper
 
While Blatstein promotes casino, NoLibs developments go unfinished 02/13/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper
 
Animal-cruelty concerns stir neighbors to action 02/13/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper
 
Odd Job 02/06/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
 
Free of Charge 02/06/2013
Ryan Briggs, City Paper
 
Shakedown Street 02/06/2013
Samantha Melamed, City Paper


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