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Urban Planning

City can be remapped in 3 years for $3 million, Planning Commission says

12 years ago

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N.J. gamblers won’t have to admit ‘problem’ to ban themselves from wagering

Gov. Chris Christie has signed a new law that allows people to voluntarily exclude themselves from New Jersey’s gambling facilities ...

12 years ago

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Delaware governor signs animal welfare bills

On Thursday, Gov. Jack Markell signed into law four pieces of legislation designed to strengthen protections for animals.  ...

12 years ago

Two charged with stealing $3.6 million from PennDOT

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office has charged two men who worked for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation with st ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

Pa. lawmaker lauds Colorado’s handling of marijuana

A Pennsylvania state senator who is charging a nearly $5,000 trip to taxpayers to see how Colorado is dealing with marijuana’s lega ...

12 years ago

 A model that helps illustrate the Philadelphia Museum of Art's master plan is displayed, Thursday, June 26, 2014, in Philadelphia. A massive renovation, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, is planned for the Philadelphia Museum of Art that will result in little change to the building's Greek revival facade but a major expansion of gallery space. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)
Arts & Entertainment

Art museum gets $5 million from state for renovations

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett has granted the Philadelphia Museum of Art $5 million toward its massive building renovation project, a ...

12 years ago

Money

PPL proposes 725-mile power line network in Pa.

PPL Corp. wants to spend billions of dollars to build a 725-mile system of electric transmission lines that will bring energy from the bo ...

12 years ago

N.J. judge dismisses challenge to gay conversion ban

For the second time in nine months, a federal judge in New Jersey has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on gay conver ...

12 years ago

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DelDOT opens southbound lanes of I-495 on Thursday [video]

Following what was described as a “successful realignment,” the southbound lanes of I-495 through Wilmington are opening one ...

12 years ago

 Screenshot of action cam footage shot during the free fall descent of the Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom at Six Flags amusement park. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Six Flags Great Adventure’s 415-foot drop ride tallest in the world [photos]

Waiting in line for Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom, the world’s tallest drop tower, you have an up-close view of the 415-foot vertical tra ...

12 years ago

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 (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Pa. lawmakers fail to vote on cigarette tax crucial to Philly schools

State lawmakers are scrapping plans to approve a cigarette tax for Philadelphia city schools this summer and, in the meantime, they’ ...

12 years ago

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Two charged with skimming $350,000 from Philly homeless services organization

Two former executives of SELF Inc., a homeless services organization, have been indicted on charges of  diverting about $350,000 for ...

12 years ago

 National Weather Service forecasters expect nearly two inches of rain in coastal areas by Monday.
Down the Shore

NWS: “Abundant moisture” this weekend

Waves of precipitation are expected to roll through the area this weekend, forecasters say. The culprit is a system from the weste ...

12 years ago

Arts & Entertainment

In advance of Fringe Festival, ‘WetLand’ promises immersive art experience

It’s almost time for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, and the “menu” inc ...

12 years ago

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 Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino towers over Vera Coking's three story rooming house Wednesday, July 23, 2014, in Atlantic City, N.J. The decrepit boarding home owned by the Atlantic City woman who has been turning down multi-million dollar offers for the building in the shadow of Trump Plaza since the 80’s has sold at auction. (Mel Evans/AP Photo)

Home owned by Trump holdout sells at auction

An Atlantic City-area real estate figure has bought at auction a property that earned its owner near-folk hero status for resisting decad ...

12 years ago

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