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Nutter Serving as National Political Director for Bloomberg's Campaign
Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is serving national political director for Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s campaign. The former two-term Philadelphia mayor spoke about why he is backing the billionaire.
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Former Philly Mayor Nutter Joins Bloomberg Campaign
Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is back on the campaign trail – this time on behalf of his former counterpart and longtime friend, 2020 presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg. The announcement dropped Friday just one day after the former New York mayor announced his health care plan that would expand coverage and cut people’s costs by building on the current system….
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Third-Party Candidates Want to Knock Republicans Off Philadelphia City Council. Is It Possible?
Do any of the six third-party candidates for Philadelphia City Council at-large seats have a chance? History says no. But their supporters say the two-party system is at its breaking point, and the opportunity has never been better.
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Philly Standoff Points to Need for New Lost or Stolen Gun Reporting Law, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Says
Gov. Tom Wolf is urging the passage of a law in Pennsylvania requiring gun owners to report lost or stolen firearms, suggesting it could have prevented last week’s wounding of six Philadelphia police officers during a long standoff.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Issues Executive Order to Reduce Gun Violence
The executive order names former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey head of a new Special Council on Gun Violence that will meet within the next 60 days to start developing a plan to combat shootings.
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Pennsylvania Governor Introduces Gun Violence Effort
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday issued an executive to help curb the gun violence plaguing Pennsylvania. The executive order comes days after a violent standoff in North Philadelphia where six police officers were shot.
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Former Aide to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter Pleads Guilty, Sentenced for Stealing City Funds
A top aide to former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter pleaded guilty to stealing city funds and using that money for her own benefit, the Pennsylvania Attorney General announced Friday.
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Former Nutter Aide Pleads Guilty to Stealing City Money
Desiree Peterkin Bell, an aide to former Mayor Michael Nutter, has admitted to stealing thousands of city dollars for her own personal benefit. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Mitch Blacher has been looking into these purchass and has the latetest on today’s gulity plea.
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Vai Sikahema Receives Award for Work With Children
Vai Sikahema is the recipient of this years Champion for Children Award from CASA Philadelphia. Vai has been a long time advocate in helping find children forever homes through his work with Wednesday’s Child. Vai also sat down with former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to talk about this year’s mayoral race.
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Pennsylvania Already Center Stage for Joe Biden's 2020 Run
Former Vice President and official 2020 candidate Joe Biden is paying special attention to his native Pennsylvania, a state that swung to Trump in 2016 after voting for Democratic presidential candidates for decades.
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Joe Biden Announces Presidential Run on Twitter
Former Vice President Joe Biden has officially announced he is joining the crowded Democrat field vying for the 2020 presidnetial nomination. The longtime Delaware resident posted the announcement on social media, mentioning core pillars of his campaign.
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Mayor Kenney Is Philadelphia's First Incumbent to Face a Real Re-Election Challenge in 32 Years
The last person to mount a serious primary challenge to an incumbent mayor? Ed Rendell. It didn’t work then, and the two Democratic challengers this year face a similarly tough task to unseat Jim Kenney.
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Former Aide to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter Allegedly Stole City Funds, Pennsylvania AG Charges
A top aide to former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has been charged with public corruption, the Pennsylvania Attorney General announced Tuesday.
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Philadelphia District Attorney's Office No Longer Pursuing Charges Against People Arrested With Small Amounts of Marijuana
Small quantities of marijuana is defined as being under 30 grams. The office will still pursue intent to distribute cases, according to the DAO.
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Philly DA No Longer Charging for Small Amounts of Pot
Philadelphia’s District Attorney says his office will no longer prosecute people for having small amounts of marijuana. Now Philly residents are reacting.