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Dozens charged in $1.8 million Chester drug operation

After a two-year investigation by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, the U.S. attorney’s office announced charges F ...

12 years ago

 Uber's service area in the Philadelphia area. (Electronic Image via Uber.com)

Ride-sharing service’s bid for permanent status in Pa. hits roadblock

Two Public Utility Commission judges have said the board should deny an application by the ride-sharing company Uber to permanently set u ...

12 years ago

 Police have charged Joshua Dutton in the death of William Toomey, whose body was found inside this taxi on the side of a Millsboro road in August.(photo courtesy Delaware State Police)

Arrest in Delaware taxi driver murder

Delaware State Police have made an arrest in the killing of a taxi driver found dead in his cab last month. Forty-five-year-old Wi ...

12 years ago

What you need to know about New Jersey’s new alimony law

On Sept. 10, Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill into law that has made significant changes to how alimony is awarded in New Jersey. The am ...

12 years ago

DA: Judge dismisses 59 cases involving former Philly narcotics officer

Prosecutors say a judge has dismissed almost five dozen cases involving investigations by a former Philadelphia police officer convicted ...

12 years ago

Quaris Carter, 38, was told by his Community College of Philadelphia sociology professor to ride SEPTA's 23 bus from Center City through North Philadelphia to Chestnut Hill and read a book by famed sociologist Elijah Anderson's book 'Code of the Street.' (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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From armed robbery to criminology: A Philadelphia Community College success story

When he was 35, Quaris Carter arrived in North Philadelphia as a stranger to the East Coast, carrying two garbage bags of clothes and bar ...

12 years ago

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 Philly politicians are proposing a bike lane on 22nd between Spring Garden St. and Fairmount Ave. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Squabble over 22nd Street bike lane rolls on

An age-old debate is playing out on a well-traveled street in Philadelphia as a city lawmaker objects to installing a bike lane on 22nd S ...

12 years ago

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Christie to tout Corbett’s candidacy at GOP dinner

Chris Christie is appearing with Gov. Tom Corbett at a state Republican Party dinner in central Pennsylvania. The New Jersey gover ...

12 years ago

Corbett seeks details in porn office emails case

Gov. Tom Corbett wants information about inter-office emails containing pornography that were apparently exchanged between former employe ...

12 years ago

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Toll-free Tuesdays set for Atlantic City Expressway

Toll-free Tuesdays are planned for the Atlantic City Expressway in October. The Atlantic City Alliance will announce details on Mo ...

12 years ago

 Actress Jennifer Lawrence, seen at the Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 party in Cannes, France, was among the celebrities whose private images were stolen and distributed online. (Photo by Arthur Mola/Invision/AP)

Photo leaks and privacy threats — not just for celebrities any more

The celebrity nude photo leak in August raised some uncomfortable questions about the securit ...

12 years ago

Newark police arrest Delaware arson suspect

Newark Police arrested a man suspected of setting two fires in the city last Saturday. Police charged John Grimes, 20, of Newark w ...

12 years ago

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Small fire on Delaware ferry cancels some Cape May-Lewes ferry crossings

A small overnight fire in the engine room has cancelled a couple runs of the Cape May Lewes ferry on Friday. The fire was discover ...

12 years ago

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Delaware’s first Nor’easter paves way for bright weekend downstate

The first Nor’easter of the fall this week proved to be nothing more than a nuisance along the Delaware beaches. Thursday ...

12 years ago

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Smokestack fire aboard Cape May-Lewes ferry

Officials believe an ember in the smokestack helped spark a fire aboard a Cape May-Lewes ferry. The fire broke out with the Motor ...

12 years ago

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