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Top Pa. judge warns of more fallout from porn emails

Pennsylvania’s top judge is warning of additional fallout if it’s true that judges were among those who exchanged pornographi ...

12 years ago

Former sportscaster Tollefson admits $300,000 charity scam

Former Philadelphia sportscaster Donald Tollefson has admitted stealing more than $300,000 by selling bogus sports-themed trips that he s ...

12 years ago

 The Twin Ridges Wind Farm has 68 turbines along the Big Savage Ridge in Somerset County, Pa. (Katie Colaneri/StateImpact)

Wind in Pennsylvania a boom-or-bust business

Heading eastbound on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, just as you approach the Somerset service plaza, a striking sight appears in the distance ...

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12-year-old N.J. football player dies a week after collapse

A youth football player who collapsed on the field during a practice in southern New Jersey last week has died. But authorities sa ...

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Sunday’s spectacular Jersey Shore sunset

Did you catch Sunday’s stunning sunset? If not, JSHN contributor ...

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Pa. courts ordered to clear civil-case backlogs

Pennsylvania’s county courts are adopting civil-case management processes to help them wrap up cases within two years. State ...

12 years ago

 Rutgers Camden Chancellor Phoebe Haddon signs the agreement Monday. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Camden County College partners with Rutgers to offer efficient, affordable degree

A new relationship is expected to help more students get a post-secondary education in New Jersey as Camden County College partners with ...

12 years ago

 In this Tuesday Feb. 27, 2012 photo, a tube of Naloxone Hydrochloride, also known as Narcan, is shown for scale next to a lipstick container. Narcan is a nasal spray used as an antidote for opiate drug overdoses. The drug counteracts the effects of heroin, OxyContin and other powerful painkillers and has been routinely used by ambulance crews and emergency rooms in the U.S. and other countries for decades. But in the past few years, public health officials across the nation have been distributing it free to addicts and their loved ones, as well as to some police and firefighters. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Down the Shore

Free Narcan training, distribution in Little Egg Harbor Monday evening

With opiate addiction increasing in Ocean County, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office is sponsoring a free training on Monday, Sep ...

12 years ago

 Jennie Eisenhower as Morticia, Bill Vargus as the butler, and Jeffrey Coon as Gomez in Media Theatre's production of the musical
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Review: ‘The Addams Family’ values

Sometimes you just have to bring in the big guns to wake up the near-dead – and in “The Addams Family,” of course, plenty o ...

12 years ago

 The Alpha Natural Resources Cumberland mine in Greene County. Coal currently supplies 40 percent of Pennsylvania’s electricity, but industry advocates say coal faces a “perfect storm” of problems right now — from tougher carbon regulations, to low electric demand, and competition from natural gas. (Marie Cusick/StateImpact)

Pennsylvania’s coal industry faces uncertain future

 Looking out the car window on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, you can see a massive pile of waste coal near mile marker 117 in Somerset ...

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ACLU files lawsuit against Dover PD for alleged misconduct

The American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware has filed a lawsuit against the Dover Police Department and a police officer for alleged m ...

12 years ago

Billionaire may come to rescue of Trump Taj Mahal

Billionaire Carl Icahn is considering spending $100 million to save the Trump Taj Mahal casino from closing. But that proposal is ...

12 years ago

Influenza ruled out in death of Central Jersey 4-year-old, enterovirus tests planned

State officials have ruled out influenza as the cause of death of a preschool student in New Jersey. The state Health Department c ...

12 years ago

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Wilmington joins federal network to better tackle crime [video]

The City of Wilmington will soon have better access to federal resources and support to bring down crime. Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del. ...

12 years ago

Students from Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls in Northeast Philadelphia performed at the Puerto Rican Day Parade Sunday. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Puerto Rican Day Parade showcases Philadelphia’s Latino culture

Hundreds of spectators with flags in hand turned out for the annual Puerto Rican Day Parade on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Sunday to se ...

12 years ago

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