The Philadelphia Daily News is a feisty, passionate, Philadelphia-focused tabloid with an award winning sports section that legions of people turn to for their daily sports fix. The Daily News primarily focuses on Philadelphia with stories like these: City Council members applying for a pension program but returning to work a day after quitting; an investigative series dubbed “Tainted Justice” about cops who allegedly used false search warrants to jeopardize prosecution of drug cases; and the heart-wrenching tale of former Eagles running back Siran Stacey, whose wife and four children were killed in a horrific car accident. Award-winning columnists such as Elmer Smith, John Baer, Ronnie Polaneczky and Rich Hofmann keep readers engaged and responding to their opinions and insights. The Daily News is owned and published by the same company as the Philadelphia Inquirer and philly.com.
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