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 The State Capitol in Trenton, N.J. (Alan Tu/WHYY)

New Jersey lawmakers could vote today on expanding charter schools in Camden

Changes to the Urban Hope Act are back on the agenda for the state Legislature, with the state Senate poised today to vote on an extensio ...

12 years ago

 The pending sale of the Germantown High School (shown) and Fulton Elementary properties caught neighborhood groups by surprise. (NewsWorks, file art)
The Philadelphia Experiment

SRC sells schools for pennies when the district needs millions

The School Reform Commission (SRC) recently announced the pending sales of 11 schools for $14.2 million, an amount that will net the Scho ...

12 years ago

 A breaker off South Seaside Park Monday morning. (Photo: Justin Auciello/JSHN)
Down the Shore

High risk of rip currents during last daylight of summer

There is a high risk of rip current development Monday, according to a Rip Current Statement issued by the National Weather Service Monda ...

12 years ago

This year Mt.Airy Street Fare drew in a record-breaking crowd of approximately 14,000 visitors! (Natavan Werbock/for NewsWorks)

Folks crowd Germantown Avenue for 2nd annual Mt. Airy Street Fare

Street Fare returned to Mt. Airy on Thursday night with more than 50 gourmet food trucks, crafts vendors and live music. Stationed along ...

12 years ago

 (John Jankowski/for NewsWorks)

Two dead, 48 injured in Delaware bus crash

State Police are still trying to figure out why a bus overturned while exiting Rt. 1 onto Rt. 13 Sunday afternoon. The coach bus o ...

12 years ago

National Interest

For Christie, New Jersey’s economic woes could be a bridge too far

  On the long road to ’16, Chris Christie would be well advised to remember the ’92 Clinton adage, “It̵ ...

12 years ago

 At a previous Philadelphia 2035 session,  Octavia Howell of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission recorded residents' input on the Lower Northwest District Plan. (Matthew Grady/WHYY)

Northwest Philly residents peruse ‘Philadelphia 2035’ development recommendations

Philadelphia City Planning Commission officials previewed  their Lower Northwest Development Plan recommendations during a public me ...

12 years ago

 Currently, the state collects a 6-percent tax from visitors staying in hotel rooms. Senate Bill 838 would allow raising the tax visitors pay for hotel stays from 3 percent to 5 percent in applicable counties. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads

Sen. Alloway sponsors bill to raise local hotel tax

Senate Bill 838 would allow raising the tax visitors pay for hotel stays from 3 percent to 5 percent in applicable counties. Senat ...

12 years ago

Death of Rutgers University student under investigation

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12 years ago

 Officials try to break up a scuffle between the Washington and Philadelphia players during the second half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Politics & Policy

Can’t shake an addiction to something bad — the NFL

I have got to stop watching football. I can’t stop watching football. I mean, really … How can I continue to su ...

12 years ago

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Photos: Spring Garden St. pop-up greenway offers a glimpse of Spring Garden St.’s potential

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CDAG volunteer Delaware River waterfront cleanup

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Zoning changes allow for mixed-use development in King of Prussia business park

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Dawayne Young sacks Roxborough quarterback Eduardo Sanchez during Friday's game. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

MLK Cougars football win home opener 31-7 over Roxborough Indians

Trailing by six points with just under two minutes remaining before halftime, Roxborough Indians quarterback Eduardo Sanchez lined up as ...

12 years ago

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