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• Loans came easily, then fell apart (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), September 21, 2008, posted on November 12, 2008
• No time to spare (Columbus Dispatch), September 21, 2008, posted on November 12, 2008
• Would-be jewel 'is in dire straits' (Louisville Courier-Journal), September 21, 2008, posted on November 12, 2008
• Spread thin (Columbus Dispatch), August 31, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• Race gap found in pothole patching (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), August 30, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• In Pasco, location key to amount of home value drop (St. Petersburg Times), August 24, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• Housing slump spares few Pinellas neighborhoods (St. Petersburg Times), August 24, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• Rockland Psych workers earn fat overtime checks (The Journal News), August 17, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• Tons of questions (San Diego Union-Tribune), August 03, 2008, posted on September 21, 2008
• Parks bookkeeping blurs balance in Bonita Springs (Fort Myers News-Press), July 13, 2008, posted on August 20, 2008
• Lost Lives (Tulsa World), July 13, 2008, posted on September 14, 2008
• Public housing limbo (Chicago Tribune), July 07, 2008, posted on August 20, 2008
• Have home prices hit bottom? (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), June 29, 2008, posted on August 14, 2008
• Real-Estate Roulette (Philadelphia Inquirer), June 22, 2008, posted on July 22, 2008
• Gifted Programs in the City Are Less Diverse (New York Times), June 19, 2008, posted on July 22, 2008
• Sheriff's office tops overtime list (Poughkeepsie Journal), June 08, 2008, posted on July 20, 2008
• Toxic Neighbors (Dallas Morning News), June 02, 2008, posted on July 07, 2008
• Every day's a fine, fine day (San Diego Union-Tribune), June 01, 2008, posted on June 19, 2008
• OC's Best High Schools (Orange County Register), May 30, 2008, posted on July 07, 2008
• Car thefts plummet in St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg Times), May 25, 2008, posted on June 19, 2008
• L.A. red light cameras clicking for safety or revenue? (Los Angeles Times), May 20, 2008, posted on June 19, 2008
• $1 Billion Later, New York’s Subway Elevators Still Fail (New York Times), May 19, 2008, posted on June 15, 2008
• Schools promote students despite widespread failure (Arizona Daily Star), May 11, 2008, posted on June 15, 2008
• Fund Gives Tenants Little Relief (Washington Post), May 04, 2008, posted on May 25, 2008
• Bonusgate? Sandy's mayor, city administrator raking in the dough (Salt Lake Tribune), April 27, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Owners stuck with flawed homes (Houston Chronicle), April 27, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Connections count at Cuyahoga County recorder's office (Plain Dealer), April 27, 2008, posted on May 25, 2008
• 37% of city restaurants cited for serious health violations (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), April 27, 2008, posted on May 25, 2008
• Developer and its staff are top donors (San Diego Union-Tribune), April 20, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Homeowners take issue with renting neighbors (St. Petersburg Times), April 20, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Burglaries Have Surged 21 Percent (Washington Post), April 19, 2008, posted on May 14, 2008
• Deadline looms on city bills (Baltimore Sun), April 13, 2008, posted on May 09, 2008
• S.F.'s emergency responses fail to meet goal (San Francisco Chronicle), April 13, 2008, posted on May 09, 2008
• St. Louis pays big for unused sick time (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), April 06, 2008, posted on April 27, 2008
• Sacramento County data shows hookers arrested, customers aren't (Sacramento Bee), April 06, 2008, posted on May 02, 2008
• Cities pay huge salaries despite fiscal crises (San Francisco Chronicle), March 30, 2008, posted on April 27, 2008
• Are Assessments on Target? (St. Paul Pioneer Press), March 27, 2008, posted on April 15, 2008
• Bay Area's 25 deadliest roads for cyclists (San Francisco Chronicle), March 16, 2008, posted on April 21, 2008
• How safe are our restaurants? (The Standard-Times), March 16, 2008, posted on April 27, 2008
• Median prices of Valley homes are all over the map (Arizona Republic), March 15, 2008, posted on April 21, 2008
• The Profit in Decay (Washington Post), March 09, 2008, posted on April 06, 2008
• SAPD unit for high-crime areas questioned over its use of force (San Antonio Express-News), March 09, 2008, posted on April 06, 2008
• Not-so-fine dining cited at many top restaurants (San Diego Union-Tribune), March 02, 2008, posted on March 14, 2008
• Commission flying ... and Lee’s buying (Fort Myers News-Press), March 02, 2008, posted on March 25, 2008
• Fugitives run, but need not hide (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), March 02, 2008, posted on March 25, 2008
• Crime declines at KU residence halls (Lawrence Journal-World), February 26, 2008, posted on April 15, 2008
• Fatal Flaws (Omaha World-Herald), February 24, 2008, posted on March 25, 2008
• Photo enforcement loophole dismisses 1 in 5 tickets (KNXV-TV), February 06, 2008, posted on March 14, 2008
• The Strong Arm of the Law (Seattle Post-Intelligencer), January 31, 2008, posted on April 15, 2008
• How cash, clout transform Chicago neighborhoods (Chicago Tribune), January 27, 2008, posted on February 05, 2008
• He'll get the check (Syracuse Post-Standard), January 27, 2008, posted on February 05, 2008
• Parking tickets decline in Des Moines (Des Moines Register), January 14, 2008, posted on January 24, 2008
• Dallas County businesses eager to slash valuations (Dallas Morning News), January 13, 2008, posted on January 20, 2008
• Analysis: Prices tumble 9 percent as owners struggle to sell, keep homes (Newark Advocate), January 13, 2008, posted on January 24, 2008
• Lawyers top city donors (Montreal Gazette), January 10, 2008, posted on January 24, 2008
• Many on shock probation in Jefferson rearrested (Louisville Courier-Journal), December 23, 2007, posted on January 18, 2008
• Behind the Meltdown: Street of despair (Sacramento Bee), December 16, 2007, posted on January 07, 2008
• Investors own about one-fifth of Bay Area homes in foreclosure (San Francisco Chronicle), December 16, 2007, posted on January 09, 2008
• Fighting for Air (Fresno Bee), December 16, 2007, posted on January 09, 2008
• Suburban Cops, Tough Tactics (Philadelphia Inquirer), December 16, 2007, posted on January 09, 2008
• Money Rubs Off for City Aides Close to Mayor (New York Times), December 14, 2007, posted on January 07, 2008
• D.C. Tax Scandal At $44.3 Million, Analysis Finds (Washington Post), December 02, 2007, posted on December 05, 2007
• Spending of campaign cash veiled (Houston Chronicle), December 02, 2007, posted on December 05, 2007
• Cop works in shadow of doubt (St. Petersburg Times), December 02, 2007, posted on December 10, 2007
• Traffic ticket quotas? Research finds no evidence of one in Orem (Deseret Morning News), December 02, 2007, posted on December 31, 2007
• Fight for Lake George (Albany Times Union), December 02, 2007, posted on January 06, 2008
• When seconds count (WCBD-TV 2), November 27, 2007, posted on December 01, 2007
• County pays price when property owners don't (Dallas Morning News), November 25, 2007, posted on December 01, 2007
• Few rivals, but plenty of donors (Houston Chronicle), November 25, 2007, posted on December 01, 2007
• Tax Bill Delinquencies (Dallas Morning News), November 25, 2007, posted on December 03, 2007
• Suspicious Refunds in Gandhi's Tax Tenure (Washington Post), November 20, 2007, posted on November 22, 2007
• Scam Could Total $31 Million (Washington Post), November 14, 2007, posted on November 14, 2007
• Montgomery's money not enough to St. Paul City Council's Ward 1 (St. Paul Pioneer Press), November 07, 2007, posted on November 20, 2007
• Caught in the subprime vise (Cincinnati Enquirer), October 28, 2007, posted on November 20, 2007
• Donor information unreported (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), October 24, 2007, posted on November 14, 2007
• Detroit tax breaks meant for needy often are abused (Detroit News), October 19, 2007, posted on November 19, 2007
• Neglect taints a star's legacy (Sacramento Bee), October 14, 2007, posted on October 29, 2007
• How much justice is enough? (The Oklahoman), October 07, 2007, posted on October 25, 2007
• Reframing the city's crime rank (Dallas Morning News), October 01, 2007, posted on October 25, 2007
• Projects produce few jobs (Miami Herald), September 30, 2007, posted on October 15, 2007
• Promises upfront, deals on the side (Charlotte Observer), September 30, 2007, posted on October 22, 2007
• Analysis shows core city would mostly be off-limits (Nashua Telegraph), September 30, 2007, posted on October 22, 2007
• C.P.'s most expensive homes in Morningside (Times of Northwest Indiana), September 30, 2007, posted on October 22, 2007
• In 2006, Milwaukee police worked enough overtime to hire 380 more officers (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), September 29, 2007, posted on October 15, 2007
• Speculators Bear Brunt of Foreclosures (Las Vegas Sun), September 23, 2007, posted on October 13, 2007
• Times leaner but wallets grow fatter (St. Petersburg Times), September 09, 2007, posted on September 15, 2007
• Sarasota Sheriff's budget and perks grow (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), September 09, 2007, posted on September 15, 2007
• Extra pay a boost for DISD workers (Dallas Morning News), September 03, 2007, posted on September 26, 2007
• More $1 million homes pop up in Des Moines area (Des Moines Register), August 26, 2007, posted on August 29, 2007
• Housing price slump spreads (Baltimore Sun), August 26, 2007, posted on September 01, 2007
• High-end fare, with side order of violations (Boston Globe), August 26, 2007, posted on September 01, 2007
• DUI checkpoints costly, catch few (Arizona Daily Star), August 26, 2007, posted on September 08, 2007
• Murder stalks poverty in L.A. County (Los Angeles Times), August 19, 2007, posted on August 26, 2007
• $2.7 billion in property untaxed in Marion County (Indianapolis Star), August 19, 2007, posted on August 26, 2007
• City shelling out millions in OT pay (Tucson Citizen), August 08, 2007, posted on August 19, 2007
• A broken system works in favor of cops busted for DUI (Seattle Post-Intelligencer), August 06, 2007, posted on August 23, 2007
• Englewood tax revaluation hits modest properties hardest (Bergen Record), August 05, 2007, posted on August 08, 2007
• Jail sentences more like fragments (Stockton Record), August 05, 2007, posted on August 08, 2007
• Cities pay millions for wrecks caused by buses, cars and trucks (Virginian-Pilot), August 05, 2007, posted on August 08, 2007
• Buffers would put Fox Cities mostly off-limits to sex offenders (Appleton Post-Crescent), July 29, 2007, posted on August 05, 2007
• Foreclosure Zones -- What it means for homeowners (KNXV-TV), July 27, 2007, posted on August 05, 2007
• Drug war enforcement hits minorities hardest (Chicago Tribune), July 22, 2007, posted on July 25, 2007
• When public plumbing runs amuck, Virginia Beach pipes in cash (Virginian-Pilot), July 21, 2007, posted on July 23, 2007
• Drug Deaths Surge Higher (Birmingham News), July 08, 2007, posted on July 18, 2007
• Drunk in public (San Diego Union-Tribune), July 04, 2007, posted on July 06, 2007
• C.P. spends on public safety, parks (Times of Northwest Indiana), July 01, 2007, posted on July 03, 2007
• DUI prevention or PR? (Cincinnati Enquirer), July 01, 2007, posted on July 03, 2007
• Losing the streets (Baltimore Sun), July 01, 2007, posted on July 06, 2007
• City Council meetings get late starts (Houston Chronicle), June 27, 2007, posted on June 29, 2007
• Poverty Peddler (Miami Herald), June 24, 2007, posted on June 27, 2007
• Fatal Euphoria (Detroit Free Press), June 24, 2007, posted on July 02, 2007
• Escondido had 25 percent of county's illegal immigrant arrests in May (North County Times), June 24, 2007, posted on July 02, 2007
• Hession leads in campaign donations (Spokane Spokesman-Review), June 22, 2007, posted on July 02, 2007
• 116 Wichita murders remain unsolved (Wichita Eagle), June 17, 2007, posted on June 25, 2007
• A tax-credit bill for one man? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), June 17, 2007, posted on June 25, 2007
• Do you know when and where your City Council is meeting? (Florida Times-Union), June 14, 2007, posted on June 27, 2007
• Fixing DC's Schools (Washington Post), June 10, 2007, posted on June 12, 2007
• Oxnard's building code unit changes name, approach (Ventura County Star), May 13, 2007, posted on May 16, 2007
• Unopposed board raised $8 million (Los Angeles Times), May 13, 2007, posted on May 21, 2007
• Minority areas get the boot (Chicago Sun-Times), May 13, 2007, posted on May 21, 2007
• After accidents, citations, some drivers still on road (Lafayette Daily Advertiser), May 13, 2007, posted on May 24, 2007
• Tracing cash to donors comes with mysteries (Kansas City Star), May 13, 2007, posted on June 01, 2007
• City Accused Of Illegally Ticketing Shoppers On Holidays (KIRO-TV), May 09, 2007, posted on May 10, 2007
• Missouri Sex Offender Law Is A Failure (KSDK-TV), May 07, 2007, posted on May 13, 2007
• County data points out hot spots for real estate (Birmingham News), May 06, 2007, posted on May 09, 2007
• MPS violence intensifying (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), May 06, 2007, posted on May 16, 2007
• Death too young (Sacramento Bee), May 06, 2007, posted on May 22, 2007
• C.P. developers pick sides in GOP mayoral battle (Times of Northwest Indiana), May 05, 2007, posted on May 10, 2007
• Who Gets Suspended? (Northwest Florida Daily News), April 28, 2007, posted on May 02, 2007
• Parking lots a target for thieves (Lawrence Journal-World), April 22, 2007, posted on April 24, 2007
• Booster clubs, cash help create sports haves, have-nots (Tacoma News Tribune), April 22, 2007, posted on April 30, 2007
• Ghost voting' still haunts (Panama City News Herald), April 17, 2007, posted on July 03, 2007
• Most residential water users wrongly billed (San Diego Union-Tribune), April 08, 2007, posted on April 12, 2007
• Broward's richest owners get biggest tax break on homes (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel), March 25, 2007, posted on March 28, 2007
• Gary mayor's money tree drops large bills (Times of Northwest Indiana), March 25, 2007, posted on March 30, 2007
• Small unpaid bills put residents at risk (Baltimore Sun), March 25, 2007, posted on March 30, 2007
• Rural airpark feels pinch as developers move in (Everett Herald), March 25, 2007, posted on April 02, 2007
• Indigent Defense: Conflicted Justice (Las Vegas Review-Journal), March 25, 2007, posted on April 10, 2007
• Sold a Nightmare (Charlotte Observer), March 18, 2007, posted on March 21, 2007
• Are tax breaks truly balanced? (Times of Northwest Indiana), March 18, 2007, posted on March 22, 2007
• Cashing in on Blight (Virginian-Pilot), March 18, 2007, posted on April 02, 2007
• Buzinec's contributions a money manager's dream (Times of Northwest Indiana), March 11, 2007, posted on March 14, 2007
• Fire response times a cause for alarm (San Antonio Express-News), March 11, 2007, posted on March 16, 2007
• Housing decline hits area unevenly (Baltimore Sun), February 25, 2007, posted on March 02, 2007
• Hard lessons learned on the way to class (KHOU 11 News), February 22, 2007, posted on February 28, 2007
• As debts and legal problems pile up, SPSA spends more on perks (Virginian-Pilot), February 19, 2007, posted on March 02, 2007
• How Daley campaign keeps the cash flowing (Chicago Tribune), February 18, 2007, posted on February 20, 2007
• Metro area loaded with concealed guns (Birmingham News), February 18, 2007, posted on February 21, 2007
• As slayings increase, finding killers harder (Palm Beach Post), February 18, 2007, posted on February 23, 2007
• Many calls with Thomas came at work hours (Mobile Register), February 18, 2007, posted on February 23, 2007
• Contractor donations common, and legal (Wichita Eagle), February 18, 2007, posted on February 25, 2007
• Mapping out Houston's burglary hot spots (KHOU 11 News), February 15, 2007, posted on February 16, 2007
• Perks climb for region's school chiefs (Boston Globe), February 11, 2007, posted on February 13, 2007
• Fit to drive? (Columbus Dispatch), February 11, 2007, posted on February 17, 2007
• Ex-tourism chief racked up frills, bills (Palm Beach Post), February 11, 2007, posted on February 17, 2007
• Uninvited, he wrecks Super Bowl party (St. Petersburg Times), February 06, 2007, posted on February 09, 2007
• Reassessment shocker (Baltimore Sun), February 04, 2007, posted on February 09, 2007
• On Their Honor (Milwaukee Magazine), January 30, 2007, posted on January 30, 2007
• Investigation reveals criminal pasts of those toting guns (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel), January 28, 2007, posted on January 29, 2007
• Bail means freedom, lighter terms for many suspects (Dallas Morning News), January 28, 2007, posted on February 08, 2007
• Influence of Developers, Allies Runs Deep (Washington Post), January 21, 2007, posted on January 23, 2007
• Homicide 360 (Florida Times-Union), January 14, 2007, posted on January 14, 2007
• Shots fired (Columbus Dispatch), January 14, 2007, posted on January 17, 2007
• Wiseman most likely on council to halt vote (Houston Chronicle), January 14, 2007, posted on January 17, 2007
• No dead end to disabled parking in city (Chicago Sun-Times), January 07, 2007, posted on January 08, 2007
• 'Older' precincts added to problem (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), January 02, 2007, posted on January 02, 2007
• Why L.A. jail cells have revolving doors (Los Angeles Times), December 26, 2006, posted on December 26, 2006
• High Black Arrest Rate Raises Call for Inquiry (San Francisco Chronicle), December 17, 2006, posted on December 20, 2006
• Thousands of registered voters don't cast ballots (Spokane Spokesman-Review), December 10, 2006, posted on December 12, 2006
• Clean kitchens and dirty secrets (St. Paul Pioneer Press), December 10, 2006, posted on December 14, 2006
• Truckers often carry rap sheets (Dallas Morning News), December 10, 2006, posted on December 15, 2006
• School crime increases but few kicked out (Sacramento Bee), December 10, 2006, posted on December 15, 2006
• On shaky ground (Baltimore Sun), December 10, 2006, posted on December 18, 2006
• Analysis points to bad ballot design (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), December 05, 2006, posted on December 05, 2006
• Shoppers are cautious drivers (Florida Today), December 02, 2006, posted on December 08, 2006
• Hub police sweeps get slim results (Boston Globe), November 26, 2006, posted on November 29, 2006
• Holes in DISD's screening process (Dallas Morning News), November 26, 2006, posted on December 01, 2006
• Shuttered homes, blighted blocks (Denver Post), November 26, 2006, posted on December 01, 2006
• Bay's home boom suddenly bellyup (St. Petersburg Times), November 19, 2006, posted on November 19, 2006
• Commercial Robberies in Valley soar in '06 (Allentown Morning Call), November 19, 2006, posted on November 19, 2006
• Troubling trends fuel high cost of cops' overtime (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle), November 19, 2006, posted on November 22, 2006
• The Money Men (Creative Loafing), November 15, 2006, posted on November 16, 2006
• Crime out of control in some Houston neighborhoods (KHOU 11 News), November 14, 2006, posted on November 14, 2006
• Speed vs. cost (Buffalo News), November 12, 2006, posted on November 12, 2006
• Deceased still on state's voting rolls (Columbia Missourian), November 02, 2006, posted on November 09, 2006
• As home prices rise, some get a silent tax break (Raleigh News & Observer), October 29, 2006, posted on October 29, 2006
• Katrina crime: Perceived or real? (San Antonio Express-News), October 29, 2006, posted on October 29, 2006
• Steal of a deal (Denver Post), October 29, 2006, posted on November 02, 2006
• Spoilsports (Columbus Dispatch), October 22, 2006, posted on October 24, 2006
• Isaac gets houses; Newberry gets horses (Lexington Herald-Leader), October 22, 2006, posted on October 24, 2006
• Trash deal raises stink (Albany Times Union), October 22, 2006, posted on November 02, 2006
• Hydrants Found Broken, Unchecked (KIRO-TV), October 22, 2006, posted on November 03, 2006
• Bury Your Mistakes (Philadelphia Inquirer), October 15, 2006, posted on November 04, 2006
• Police-car repair costs spin out of control (Hamilton Spectator), October 14, 2006, posted on October 24, 2006
• Liveliest D.C. Neighborhoods Also Jumping With Robberies (Washington Post), October 13, 2006, posted on October 13, 2006
• Just how often does law enforcement use Tasers? (Charleston Post and Courier), October 08, 2006, posted on October 10, 2006
• Emergencies on hold (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), October 07, 2006, posted on October 09, 2006
• $1 million, 21,000 parking tickets later, question remains: Did the blitz work? (Buffalo News), October 01, 2006, posted on October 04, 2006
• Inspectors pile up jobs, paydays (Bergen Record), October 01, 2006, posted on October 04, 2006
• When the punishment doesn't fit the crime (Louisville Courier-Journal), October 01, 2006, posted on October 03, 2006
• Behind the Kitchen door (Edmonton Journal), September 30, 2006, posted on November 17, 2006
• Polk plays favorites with handouts (Des Moines Register), September 27, 2006, posted on October 02, 2006
• Crime's reach spreading out (Cincinnati Enquirer), September 24, 2006, posted on September 26, 2006
• Similar crime, similar counties, different punishments (South Bend Tribune), September 24, 2006, posted on September 24, 2006
• The not-so-small house (Raleigh News & Observer), September 24, 2006, posted on September 25, 2006
• Out sick. Again? (Boston Globe), September 17, 2006, posted on September 18, 2006
• Packers' play can make, break police officers' day (Green Bay Press-Gazette), September 17, 2006, posted on September 18, 2006
• Big money small change (St. Petersburg Times), September 10, 2006, posted on September 15, 2006
• Low-income clusters thwart housing goal (Charlotte Observer), September 10, 2006, posted on September 13, 2006
• Council missing in action (Rocky Mountain News), September 05, 2006, posted on September 07, 2006
• Judging the Judge (The Columbian), August 27, 2006, posted on August 30, 2006
• Redlined: When, why many violent crimes not investigated in Minneapolis (Minneapolis Star Tribune), August 20, 2006, posted on August 23, 2006
• Accidental Gunshots Vex LAPD (Los Angeles Times), August 17, 2006, posted on August 17, 2006
• When Elevators Fail, City Falters (New York Times), August 15, 2006, posted on August 15, 2006
• Costs, growth drove fire station decision (Wichita Eagle), August 13, 2006, posted on August 21, 2006
• Abandoned cars targets for crime (Fort Worth Star-Telegram), August 10, 2006, posted on August 18, 2006
• City's black students leaving for suburbs (Birmingham News), August 06, 2006, posted on August 10, 2006
• Overtime costs local taxpayers millions (Indianapolis Star), August 06, 2006, posted on August 10, 2006
• The new face of integration (Plain Dealer), August 06, 2006, posted on August 08, 2006
• Metro, Iowa city managers highly paid (Des Moines Register), August 06, 2006, posted on August 07, 2006
• House of Lies (Miami Herald), July 23, 2006, posted on July 24, 2006
• Cropp, Fenty Chase Different Donors (Washington Post), July 16, 2006, posted on July 18, 2006
• Only 9 areas in King County left for middle-income buyers (Seattle Times), July 16, 2006, posted on July 17, 2006
• Parking tickets include fee for phantom towing (Buffalo News), July 09, 2006, posted on July 13, 2006
• Shopping with a DISD MasterCard Priceless (Dallas Morning News), July 02, 2006, posted on July 06, 2006
• State, local government jobs jumped since 2000 (Newark Star-Ledger), June 25, 2006, posted on June 26, 2006
• The Cost of Murder (Nashville Tennessean), June 25, 2006, posted on June 26, 2006
• Dade can't get a handle on its payroll (Miami Herald), June 18, 2006, posted on June 21, 2006
• Mecklenburg judges giving breaks for underage drinking, driving (Charlotte Observer), June 18, 2006, posted on June 19, 2006
• Special-Ed Tuition a Growing Drain on D.C. (Washington Post), June 05, 2006, posted on June 08, 2006
• Lawmakers as landowners (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), June 04, 2006, posted on July 13, 2006
• Are OPD officers too quick to tase? (Orlando Sentinel), May 07, 2006, posted on May 08, 2006
• Nashua shelled out $9m in overtime last year (Nashua Telegraph), April 30, 2006, posted on May 02, 2006
• New York Killers, and Those Killed, by Numbers (New York Times), April 28, 2006, posted on May 01, 2006
• Tolerance tested (State News), April 27, 2006, posted on April 28, 2006
• Ladder trucks often far away (Florida Today), April 23, 2006, posted on April 28, 2006
• Number of jury trials waning (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), April 09, 2006, posted on April 12, 2006
• New Orleans Business Leaders Sour on Nagin as Mayor (Bloomberg News), April 03, 2006, posted on November 21, 2006
• City's Homicides Up 25 Percent in 2006 (Houston Chronicle), April 02, 2006, posted on April 04, 2006
• Your neighbor's tax bill (St. Petersburg Times), March 26, 2006, posted on March 26, 2006
• Mapping the Boom (Palm Beach Post), March 19, 2006, posted on March 23, 2006
• Crime Down In City, But Not Everywhere (Tampa Tribune), March 19, 2006, posted on March 20, 2006
• Code enforcenent dismissals raise questions (Brownsville Herald), March 13, 2006, posted on March 16, 2006
• Lawyers' bills to state don't add up (Charlotte Observer), March 12, 2006, posted on March 16, 2006
• Lax landlord, lost opportunities (San Diego Union-Tribune), March 12, 2006, posted on March 15, 2006
• Fewer police patrol city's densest streets (Denver Post), March 12, 2006, posted on March 13, 2006
• Ticket deals go beyond speeding (Kansas City Star), March 12, 2006, posted on March 13, 2006
• County leaders: Fun's on us (Detroit Free Press), March 08, 2006, posted on March 10, 2006
• Hot spots for trouble (Sacramento Bee), March 05, 2006, posted on March 06, 2006
• What gets subordinates fired, is time-waster for county commissioners (St. Petersburg Times), February 25, 2006, posted on February 27, 2006
• Fatal elevator fall shows system failure (Florida Today), February 19, 2006, posted on February 28, 2006
• Fair share? (Nashua Telegraph), February 19, 2006, posted on February 23, 2006
• In park: City owed $40 million in fines (Dallas Morning News), February 19, 2006, posted on February 22, 2006
• Public housing perks aplenty (Buffalo News), February 19, 2006, posted on February 21, 2006
• Cash key to promotions? (Herald News), February 12, 2006, posted on February 14, 2006
• Signs pointing to a slower market (Miami Herald), February 12, 2006, posted on February 13, 2006
• Noise Abatement Dollars Spent On Questionable Projects (7News Denver), February 10, 2006, posted on February 16, 2006
• The Ticket Fix (NewsChannel 5), February 06, 2006, posted on February 09, 2006
• Is this how you'd borrow money? (Daily Herald), February 05, 2006, posted on February 16, 2006
• Code breakers beware (Rocky Mountain News), February 03, 2006, posted on February 06, 2006
• A defective system gives speeders a pass (Kansas City Star), January 29, 2006, posted on February 02, 2006
• Killers at large (Newark Star-Ledger), January 29, 2006, posted on February 02, 2006
• Few pay for breaking high-profile laws (Dallas Morning News), January 29, 2006, posted on February 01, 2006
• Tainted Trials, Stolen Justice (San Jose Mercury News), January 22, 2006, posted on January 24, 2006
• County obliged to trust voters (Everett Herald), January 22, 2006, posted on January 23, 2006
• System lessens load in court (Augusta Chronicle), January 21, 2006, posted on January 24, 2006
• Unsafe bus drivers fall through cracks (Tucson Citizen), January 19, 2006, posted on January 23, 2006
• D.C. Spends Robustly on Official Travel (Washington Post), December 30, 2005, posted on January 04, 2006
• When It Comes to Taxes, Older Is Better (New York Times), December 11, 2005, posted on December 15, 2005
• District Dodges Spending Laws (Washington Post), November 27, 2005, posted on November 28, 2005
• At Metro, Some Crimes Don't Count (Washington Post), November 20, 2005, posted on November 22, 2005
• D.C. Red-Light Cameras Fail to Reduce Accidents (Washington Post), October 04, 2005, posted on October 05, 2005
• Save Our Homes (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), September 17, 2005, posted on September 20, 2005
• Breaking Down Hate Crime (New York Times), July 23, 2005, posted on July 25, 2005
• Homemakers Are the Fat Cats. Who Knew? Their Husbands. (New York Times), April 05, 2005, posted on April 06, 2005
• Think the Subway's Running Later? You're Right (New York Times), March 26, 2005, posted on March 28, 2005
• Loophole Pays Off on Upscale Buildings (Washington Post), December 12, 2004, posted on December 14, 2004
• Lead Levels in Water Misrepresented Across U.S. (Washington Post), October 05, 2004, posted on October 07, 2004
• A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing States (New York Times), September 26, 2004, posted on September 27, 2004
• Waterfront prices skyrocket (St. Petersburg Times), June 13, 2004, posted on June 16, 2004
• The cost of living here (St. Petersburg Times), February 15, 2004, posted on February 16, 2004
• Computer Project Grew Without Approval (Washington Post), December 17, 2003, posted on December 18, 2003
• New York's Top Dog? It Depends on the ZIP Code (New York Times), October 24, 2003, posted on October 24, 2003
• Where Parties Select Judges, Donor List Is a Court Roll Call (New York Times), August 18, 2003, posted on August 20, 2003
• D.C. Schools Paid Vendor $240,000 Without Bidding (Washington Post), August 01, 2003, posted on August 01, 2003
• Sneakin' toward the weekend, workers fill roadways (St. Petersburg Times), August 01, 2003, posted on August 01, 2003
• Lax Oversight Unleashes Troubled Youths on City (Washington Post), July 13, 2003, posted on July 14, 2003
• Under Court, Vulnerable Became Victims (Washington Post), June 14, 2003, posted on June 16, 2003
• 50,000 traffic convictions lost in glitch (St. Petersburg Times), August 29, 2002, posted on August 29, 2002
• 9/11 Exposed Deadly Flaws In Rescue Plan (New York Times), July 07, 2002, posted on July 07, 2002
• Tampa auto thefts up 55 percent in five years (St. Petersburg Times), May 20, 2002, posted on May 20, 2002
• Gaps tarnish data on profiling (Houston Chronicle), April 15, 2001, posted on April 18, 2001
• Florida Overvotes Hit Democrats the Hardest (Washington Post), January 27, 2001, posted on January 27, 2001
• Skyline dotted by cell towers concerns officials (St. Petersburg Times), January 17, 2001, posted on January 17, 2001
• Unsolved Killings Plague District (Washington Post), December 03, 2000, posted on December 08, 2000
• Democrats Rue Ballot Foul-Up in a 2nd County (New York Times), November 17, 2000, posted on November 17, 2000
• City school textbooks lost, overdue: $1.4M in 2 years (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle), , posted on June 15, 2008