I’ve been critical of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner here. But in the interest of fairness, after I interviewed two […]
From the Editors: A prosecutor’s main job is to put criminals in jail, not to let them out
Philadelphia has experienced a remarkable decline in murders over the past few years, one that looks to be continuing into […]
Jeff Cole: Reporting on death and guns
The call came on a Friday evening around 11 into the emergency room at Saint Francis Hospital in Connecticut’s capital, […]
Investigation claims anti-Israel, anti-American bias in Philly schools curriculum
Philadelphia curriculum accused of advancing Marxist, anti-Israel framework.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Michael Thomas Leibrandt: A chance to be a part of Philly history
From William Penn to George Washington to Benjamin Franklin, words from Philadelphians have shaped our city even before the exuberant […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: The Philadelphia School District rearranges school buildings on the Titanic
There are quicker and better ways to improve Philly’s schools.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Philly-area Iranians rally against the regime
About 70 Iranian Americans joined Ukrainians to march from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to City Hall on Sunday. The […]
Paul Davis: Free parking, frequent crime in South Philly
Parking is difficult in South Philadelphia as there are far more cars than parking spaces. I recall going on a […]
I was contacted by Gary Capuano, a retired Philadelphia police sergeant who has often commented on crime issues here. Capuano […]