The U.S. Attorney's Office said Harris falsely claimed that her childcare business had more employees and a higher payroll than it actually had to receive a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
An Inquirer investigation found that the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 has billed the city for an array of expenses that are far outside the scope of funeral home and cemetery costs.
Lawyers filed a petition seeking the release of Michael Gaynor, saying he was wrongfully convicted of killing a 5-year-old in 1988. The petition cited the work of a 2024 Inquirer investigation.
The campaign has been marked by caustic social media attacks, fake accounts, AI-generated images, contentious union meetings, and even threats of violence.
A former FOP official was accused of swindling a police widow out of thousands of dollars. The widow's daughter filed a complaint more than two years ago. What happened as a result is a mystery.
A gifted Chevy Tahoe and murky bookkeeping have put John McNesby and current president Roosevelt Poplar under fire — this time from the union's own members.
DA Larry Krasner is reviewing the murder conviction of Michael Gaynor, who witnesses said wasn’t in the tiny Philly corner store when the 5-year-old boy was gunned down in crossfire between two men.
