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Philly has early edge in Democratic convention bid

One of five cities bidding for the Democratic National Convention, Philadelphia appears to hold an early edge with a track record of host ...

12 years ago

 Thanks to a Monday agreement with the PPA, Germantown Cab Co. taxis are clear to return to city streets -- for the time being. (Image courtesy of NBC10)

Germantown Cab taxis return to streets, sides still split on safety issues and background checks [updated]

Update: Germantown Cab Co.’s response to the initial version of this story appears at the bottom of the page. More ...

12 years ago

Prosecutors consider seeking death penalty for South Jersey man in LAX shooting

Federal prosecutors expect to know by mid-November whether they will seek to execute the New Jersey man charged in a deadly shooting ramp ...

12 years ago

Arts & Entertainment

Little League pitcher wants more girls to play

Mo’Ne Davis may be the first American girl heading to play in the Little League World Series in a decade. But rather than focusing ...

12 years ago

Down the Shore

Supermoon Sunday: Shots from the Jersey Shore

Sunday’s supermoon didn’t fail to dazzle. And, as always, ...

12 years ago

NJ considers ban on piercings, tattoos for pets

New Jersey lawmakers are seeking to pass a bill that would ban the piercing and tattooing of pets. Three Hudson County Democrats o ...

12 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

The late Robin Williams and more this week on Fresh Air

It’s that time of summer again when Terry Gross holds her ears and hands me her microphone for a week so she can catch a breather.< ...

12 years ago

 The latest attempt to give people with diabetes an accurate,

Princeton research team works on painless glucose monitor

Researchers at Princeton University are working to engineer an “ouch-less” alternative for people who need to check their blo ...

12 years ago

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Readers capture supermoon over the Jersey Shore [PHOTOS]

When the summer’s second “supermoon” rose in the sky Sunday night, Jersey Shore Hurricane News contributors were ready ...

12 years ago

 Former N.J. Gov. Jim McGreevey (Image courtesy of David Shankbone)

Reflections on 10 years of good and the human capacity to change for the better

Ten years after resigning as N.J. governor, proclaiming “I am a gay American,” Jim McGreevey is executive director of the Jer ...

12 years ago

Youths close Germantown performing-arts summer camp with ‘The Wiz N Da Hood’ musical

Audience members collectively waved their hands in the air and clapped along in time at the John B. Kelly Elementary School’s audit ...

12 years ago

 The Camden County jail is overcrowded, with about 300 inmates more than its official capacity on any given day. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Camden county has jail overcrowding problem

On any given day the Camden County jail has about 300 inmates more than its official capacity. Camden Mayor Dana Redd says she was ...

12 years ago

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Ministry of Caring breaks ground on Wilmington housing project [video]

Sacred Heart Village II will provide affordable homes to 26 of Wilmington’s older residents. State leaders dug the first cer ...

12 years ago

 (<a href='http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-205679977/stock-photo-beautiful-woman-is-screaming-with-a-ventilator-in-your-hands.html'>Woman screaming into a fan</a> image courtesy of Shutterstock.com)

Menopause is no picnic, but medical resources should be used to fight bigger problems

Enough already with “Woe is me!” menopausal lamentations. Menopause is just another fact of life for women. Count me a ...

12 years ago

 A windmill and solar array in Atlantic City. (Mel Evans/AP Photo)

Will offshore energy industry ever catch its second wind in NJ?

Next Monday will be the fourth anniversary of Gov. Chris Christie’s signing of a law that proponents hoped would vault New Jersey into ...

12 years ago

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