The doors of the Philadelphia Police Department’s new headquarters opened last week to local media, who took their first steps into the reinvented 400 N. Broad St., known for decades as home of The Philadelphia Inquirer. The plan for police to operate out of the tower was a work in progress for about seven years, spanning nearly the entire administration of Mayor Jim Kenney.
The city sunk $50 million into a West Philly police HQ, then walked away. How did that happen?
