From my Trailwatch post about Nutter, Clinton and the primary that really matters:
link

A nearly 25-year campaign came to an end today with Mayor Street's announcement this afternoon that public access TV is coming to Philadelphia.
By early next year, area Comcast viewers will be able to watch community-produced programming with channels for youth, interfaith matters, public forums and arts and culture.
"Public access in this city took too long to come, but it's here," Street said during a press conference about a recent agreement reached. To become final and formalized, City Council must approve two ordinances when it returns Thursday from its summer break.
-- from the new Inquirer city politics blog, Heard in the Hall
Read the full post on Philly Public Access TV

Read the blog:
Heard in the Hall

08:56 PM EDT
Nutter wins nomination
Michael Nutter has won the Democratic nomination for mayor, defeating his nearest rival, Tom Knox, by a comfortable margin. With nearly two-thirds of the vote counted, the former City Councilman held a 7 percentage point lead over Knox. The other candidates: Bob Brady, Chaka Fattah and Dwight Evans trailed the two top.
http://www.philly.com/philly/

The Inquirer has posted an interactive crime map that allows readers an opportunity to draw their own conclusions from homicide data, as part of our extensive coverage of violent crime in Philadelphia.

Click here to see the map

The item about it on our home page (philly.com):

INQUIRER SHOWCASE

Homicide map
New interactive map lets you search for victims by race, gender, location and more.