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Last abuse lawsuit against Elmo actor tossed in Pa.

A judge in Pennsylvania has dismissed the last of five sex-abuse lawsuits filed against the puppeteer who voiced the “Sesame Street ...

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American detained in NKorea has consular visit

Swedish diplomats acting for the U.S. have visited an American man detained by North Korea weeks ago. State Department spokeswoman ...

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10 amazing moments of N.J.’s movie and TV legacy

In its 350 years of existence (officially commemorated on June 24), New Jersey has given us so much: baseball, Monopoly, tomatoes, the U. ...

12 years ago

Nothing but questions as Pa.’s June budget deadline nears

Pennsylvania lawmakers are heading into the final stretch of June, and for the first time in four years, a budget agreement doesn’t ...

12 years ago

Former Germantown High Principal Margaret Mullen-Bavwidinsi greeted former students on stage. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

MLK High School closes out historic year with a farewell to the class of 2014 [gallery]

West Oak Lane’s Martin Luther King High School closed out an eventful 2013-2014 school year on Thursday. In addition to abso ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

Corbett nets nine insurers for Medicaid alternative

Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration says it is getting strong interest from insurers in the Republican’s plan to cover hundreds ...

12 years ago

 The large curvy road is the southbound lanes of I-295, which will be overhauled by NJDOT. (Image from Bing Maps)

Only 7 more years of road construction for weary N.J. commuters using I-295 / I-76 / RT 42

Settle in, folks. That construction at the intersection of I-295, Route 42 and I-76 is going to be around for a while. The roughly ...

12 years ago

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Education

Still short of funds, Philly School District turns its eyes to Harrisburg

Despite securing additional funding from City Council last week, the Philadelphia School District still faces a budget gap that threatens ...

12 years ago

William Penn High School located at 1333 N Broad St. was designed to serve 900 students from grades 9-12.(Nathaniel Hamilton/For Newsworks)

Temple buys former William Penn school in North Philly for $15 million [photos]

The School Reform Commission has approved Temple University’s bid for the former home of William Penn High School in North Philadel ...

12 years ago

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N.J. again considers requiring DNA samples of some disorderly persons

Those convicted of some disorderly persons offenses in New Jersey may be required to provide a DNA sample if a measure under consideratio ...

12 years ago

Lawyer: Revel ‘a melting ice cube’ that needs help

A bankruptcy lawyer says Atlantic City’s Revel Casino Hotel is “a melting ice cube” that needs immediate help to stay o ...

12 years ago

Money

Pa. pension adviser pays $300k in pay-to-play case

A private equity firm near Philadelphia will pay $300,000 to settle charges it violated a “pay-to-play” rule involving campai ...

12 years ago

 U.S. soldiers from the 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, are shown at Camp Adder, the last remaining American base, near Nasiriyah, Iraq, in 2011, shortly before American military withdrawal into Kuwait. (AP Photo/Mario Tama, Pool)

For 10 years, most Americans have called U.S. involvement in Iraq a mistake

The violence roiling through Iraq threatens to dash any remaining hopes for a unified country, again calling into question the wisdom of ...

12 years ago

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Spokesman: Tracy Morgan transferred to rehab

Actor-comedian Tracy Morgan has been moved from a hospital to a rehabilitation facility as he recovers from a serious auto accident in Ne ...

12 years ago

 Seagulls resting on the pilings that once supported Funtown Pier in Seaside Park on June 20, 2014. The pier was deemed unsafe after Superstorm Sandy then destroyed by the boardwalk fire in September 2013. (Justin Auciello/for NewsWorks)
Down the Shore

Sunday’s the pick of an overall decent beach weekend ahead

Planning on heading to the beach to ring in the first weekend of summer? Overall, you’re in luck. While Sunday is the ...

12 years ago

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