PW June 30

Print Story: The officials in charge of running Philadelphia's elections have gone into hiding.

June 28: Immigrant groups call for an end to cooperation between Philadelphia police and federal immigration officials.

June 25: Pennsylvania's "Megan's Law" website doesn't make the grade.

PW June 23

Cover Story: The DollarBoyz attack urban violence and negative stereotypes through positive music and dance.

Print Story: A sweaty trek up and down Manayunk.

June 21: Bill Green wants to to make the city more efficient.

June 17: Structural and institutional challenges to righting the budget.

PW June 16

Print Story: Indonesians are being deported en masse from South Philly

June 9: Land trust advocates crash an L&I meeting.

June 9: The police are upset because their radios don't work.

June 8: Tax amnesty has brought in a measly seven million so far.

June 3: Protesters against library cuts hit City Hall.

Guest Appearance on WXPN

I provide commentary on a May 31 WXPN Public Access show produced by Yowei Shaw and Tom Dreisbach. The half-hour documentary explores why youth riots in winter 2010 were dubbed "flash mobs" by the Philadelphia media.

PW June 2

Print Story: City Council and Mayor Nutter just can't get along.

June 1: I apply to be on the Police Advisory Commission.

May 27: Pew report says Philadelphia is only major city to raise broad based taxes two years in a row.

May 25: The City Controller and National League of Cities have more bad news for Philly's budget.