Unmade Man The South Philly mob has faded away, but it still casts a long shadow — just ask George Martorano. Philadelphia City Paper (10/27/11)
Are Violent 'Flash Mobs' Really a Trend? The Atlantic (Atlantic Cities) (9/22/11)
Attention Deficit: Section 8 tenants try to get an apartment complex's management to fix leaks and mold. And keep trying. Philadelphia City Paper (9/22/11)
Suburban Sprawl: Census shows segregation is spreading in Philadelphia Region Philadelphia Weekly (3/15/11)
Data-mania and its discontents Philadelphia Inquirer (10/14/10)
Prisoners of the Census Philadelphia Daily News (6/09/10)
Cut to the bone: Federal rollbacks, slashing funding to Philly housing programs by a third, could be devastating for low-income homeowners Philadelphia City Paper (11/29/11) Part of the Solution A Chicago program that has former shooters working to stop the violence comes to Philly Philadelphia City Paper (9/8/11) Right Makes Might: Meet Daryl Metcalfe, the gun-toting, gay-bashing, tea-partying state rep who's taking over Harrisburg City Paper (8/2/11)
Philly Election Guide 2010: Governor's Race, Sestak v Specter, State Reps, Ballot Questions and Ward Leaders Philadelphia Weekly (5/12/10)
Giving Birth in PA Prisons Philadelphia Weekly (1/19/10)
Law & Order: A Q&A with DA Seth Williams Philadelphia Weekly (4/14/10)
Does Wells Fargo Hate Black People? Under Fire For Predatory Lending Philadelphia Weekly (8/01/10)
Fighting Against Foreclosures Philadelphia Weekly (2/17/10)
Nutter and the Big Budget Gap Philadelphia Weekly (3/2/10)
Local Flavor: Philadelphia newspapers launch "keep it local" campaign, Columbia Journalism Review Online (9/3/09)
Game Theory: In Northeast Philly, the US Army is Waging a War for Our Hearts and Minds, Philadelphia City Paper (1/14/09) and read out loud at the Kelly Writer's House for WXPN
A Day at the Free Library: Urban Mélange Philadelphia Weekly (4/23/10)
TWU Strikes Again: Union workers may take legal action over possible pension mismanagement, Philadelphia Weekly (9/18/09)
Recession Diaries: Tales of Philly's Young, Educated and Unemployed Philadelphia Weekly (11/24/09)
Financial Insecurity: Museum guards ask new director to hear them out, Philadelphia Weekly (8/26/09)
Stools of the trade: PA farmers take a dump all over their neighbors, Philadelphia Weekly (11/11/09)
Six-Day Philly Transit Strike Ends After Pension Accord, In These Times (11/9/09)
Wall of Fame: One muralist's mission to honor Philly native Noam Chomsky , Philadelphia Weekly (9/1/09)
Labor Pains: Philly's non-uniformed workers hunker down for contract negotiations Philadelphia Weekly (7/28/09)
When Push Comes to Love: Disabled consumers and homecare attendants join forces for change Philadelphia Weekly (6/10/09)
Low Power (Radio) to the People: Prometheus Moves Legislation in Washington Philadelphia Weekly (7/14/09)
Carrot Cake Man: On the streets of West Philly, bringing joy and making a buck one cupcake at a time Philadelphia Weekly (6/1/09)
Transpassing Prohibited: Is SEPTA playing gender police? Philadelphia Weekly (6/17/09)
Brother's Keeper: Spanish-language Philly paper gets libelous, Anglo media don't notice Columbia Journalism Review Online (6/15/09)
Camino Leal: Latino Newspapers Remain Vital Philadelphia Weekly (5/26/09)
Rethinking RACE at the Franklin: A traveling exhibit asks if we're so different Philadelphia Weekly (6/11/09)
No Jobs for Ex-Cons? City Hall struggles to get an aid program off the ground, Philadelphia Weekly (4/17/09)
Stimulating the Suburbs: Older suburbs say they need federal help to survive, Philadelphia Weekly (3/25/09)
Hard Times: Citywide reentry programs put ex-offenders to work, Philadelphia Weekly (3/18/09)
Looking for Lessons: What can we learn from Luzerne County's incarcerate-kids-for-money scandal?, Philadelphia City Paper (3/4/09)
Palin Drops the Puck, The Nation with Dave Zirin (10/13/08)
Pennsylvania Gays Rock the Dome, The Advocate (3/17/09)
Gay Agenda: What are Pennsylvania's Priorities?, Philadelphia Weekly (4/29/09)
State of the Gay Union, Philadelphia Weekly (4/29/09)
Philly's Army Amusement Park, Free Speech Radio News (11/13/08)