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Mellow spent thousands on lawyers in 2011
In a year a federal corruption investigation of him heated up, former state Senate Democratic Leader Robert J. Mellow's chief campaign committee spent almost $740,000 on lawyers for unspecific reasons, despite a state law that says campaign money must be spent on influencing the outcome of elections.
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Hockey coach charged with assaulting youths found dead in cell
Ivan Pravilov, the former coach of the Ukrainian national hockey team who was accused of sexually assaulting underage boys in Mount Airy, was found dead early Friday in a federal jail cell in Philadelphia.
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Philly-area man to serve 8 years for Ponzi scheme
A suburban Philadelphia man who authorities say scammed investors out of millions of dollars using a Ponzi scheme will serve more than eight years in prison.
Hockey Coach Charged With Child Molestation in Philadelphia Found Dead In Cell
PHILADELPHIA - A Ukrainian hockey coach who was facing child molestation charges has been found dead in his cell at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia cardinal's death investigated
In this July 15, 2003 file photo, Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua listens to a reporter's question as St.
Man shot dead in Northeast Phila.
Philadelphia police investigate a homicide on the 3500 block of Arthur in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday morning February 10, 2012.
Commission Delays Historic Designation For Philadelphia's 'Overbrook Farms'
PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Historical Commission today put off a controversial vote on whether to designate Overbrook Farms - described as "Philadelphia's first suburb" - as an historic district.
Philadelphia Man Convicted of Frying-Pan Murder of Elderly Neighbor
PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia jury today convicted a 20-year-old Germantown man of murdering his 68-year-old neighbor just over two years ago, when she came home while he was burglarizing her house.
Job Prospects Bleak for Dropouts in Philadelphia
Monica Reyes dropped out of Kensington High School for Creative and Performing Arts in Philadelphia at 17.
Cops Talk to 2 in Connection to Grocery Murders: Sources
Philadelphia Police were asking for the public's help to identify three robbery suspects wanted in more than one incident.
National Archives shows Benjamin Franklin's papers
Documents from the National Archives are going on view to explore the life of Benjamin Franklin as a scientist, diplomat, philanthropist and founding father.
Coroner examined late Philadelphia cardinal's body
A county coroner says he examined the body of late Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua at the request of prosecutors because of the odd timing of his death a day after he was found competent to testify at a high-profile church sex abuse trial.
Philadelphia Cop Gets Probation For Shaking Down Undercover 'Panhandler'
PHILADELPHIA - A sticky-fingered Philadelphia police officer today pleaded guilty to stealing money from a woman he thought was a panhandler.A She was actually an undercover officer, and he was caught in a sting.
Family Files Suit Against Philadelphia PD Over Shooting Death of Unarmed Man
PHILADELPHIA - Lawyers representing the estate of a man who was shot and killed one year ago today by police in North Philadelphia have announced the filing of a lawsuit against the Philadelphia Police Department.
If you read any one story this weekend, check out Daniel Denvir's stunningly well-researched piece in the City Paper on how the poor and the struggling in Philadelphia have been devastated in the Tom Corbett era -- and that is before the governor's new round of harsh proposed cuts.
Police Hunt Suspect in Alleged Child Sex Assault
Philadelphia police say a 6-year old girl was sexually assaulted in the Kensington section of the city on Thursday afternoon.
Over Bowls Of Soup, Donors Find Recipe For Change
The Soup Movement in America is based on a simple recipe: Bring a bunch of people together to eat soup.
Federal Court: use 2001 lines for 2012 legislative election
It looks like this year's state legislative elections are going to look a whole lot like 2010 - at least in terms of the districts, after a federal court judge rejected an appeal from Republican legislative leaders, who argued using the old districts violated voters rights under the U.S. Constitution.
PA teens plead guilty in vicious veteran beating
The teens were charged with Attempted Murder, Assault, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, Terroristic Threats, and Conspiracy.
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