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Hackers have released the email addresses of thousands of registered users at a website that promotes extramarital affairs. Nine of those addresses are for City of Philadelphia employees, and now city officials are investigating. → Read More
Mayor Michael Nutter says his Administration and the Secret Service have a great working relationship, despite what he admits has been – quote – "pushing and shoving" between them over security plans for the visit of Pope Francis. → Read More
Five years after the opening of the historic President's House near the Liberty Bell, the Nutter Administration is moving ahead with plans to turn over control of the problem-plagued site to the National Park Service. → Read More
The Nutter Administration has opened up its call-in center for business operators who are perplexed about the Papal visit. → Read More
Today marks the 40th anniversary of one of the largest, longest and most tragic fires in Philadelphia history. → Read More
The project will cost an estimated $28 million dollars, and Blumenfeld is relying in part on federal tax credits that are contingent on the preservation of historic aspects of the building. → Read More
Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown is refusing to answer questions about the theft over the weekend of her city-issued vehicle. → Read More
Indicted Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is expected to repeat her refusal to resign tomorrow. But that hasn't stopped others from indicating their desire to be appointed to succeed Kane, including former Philadelphia DA Lynne Abraham. → Read More
The Nutter Administration plans a press briefing this week, as well as a sit-down with business leaders to provide some guidance. → Read More
Mayor Nutter said his career in public service is due entirely to the progress that began with the 1965 passage of the Voting Rights Act. → Read More
For Anuj Gupta, General Manager of the Reading Terminal Market, the Pope's visit is a chance to market vendors to the world. → Read More
Police Department spokesman Lt. John Stanford says arrests fell 16-percent in the first half of 2015 compared to the same period last year. → Read More
School Superintendent William Hite will ask the School Reform Commission to approve closing schools the on Thursday, September 24th, two days before the Pope's arrival. → Read More
Artist Nathaniel Lee with the Mural Arts program is leading a team of volunteers in restoring the mural. → Read More
After their first try at Pope train ticket sales crashed the website, SEPTA reached out to TicketLeap, a Center City company that helps event organizers sell tickets on line. → Read More
The effect "dark money," in Philadelphia elections may now be muted after a measure signed this past week by Mayor Nutter. → Read More
Nutter lives in Fattah's district. He will not say if he believes Fattah should resign, nor will the mayor say whether he would ever run for the congressional seat that Fattah now holds. → Read More
Mayor Michael Nutter is assuring people that Papal Visit maps circulating online are false. → Read More
Jim Foster, publisher and editor of the "Independent Voice" neighborhood newspaper in the northwest, says he plans to get his name on the November mayoral ballot as an Independent. → Read More
Mayor Nutter is voicing frustration over facing repeated questions about fences that will be put up in Center City for the Pope's visit. → Read More