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Newark Data Center report shows it to be “clean but not green”
Nearly 200 people packed a Newark City Council meeting Monday night to hear if the proposed Newark Data Center is environmentally sound.< ...
12 years ago
Tiananmen and the erasure of history
The Chinese government employs falsehood and terror to blot out the memory of the murders in Tiananmen Square 25 years ago. And the econo ...
12 years ago
As crime rate dips, Christie touts Camden as ‘model’ for regional police efforts
A increase in police numbers and a decrease in crime victims have left Camden a different city than it was one year ago. After the ...
12 years ago
Lawmakers move to expand Rutgers governing board
The New Jersey Senate’s Higher Education Committee has advanced a proposal that would let the governor and lawmakers select more me ...
12 years ago
Push for GMO labeling measure in Pa.
A handful of advocates called on Pennsylvania lawmakers Monday to support mandatory labels on food altered through biotechnology. ...
12 years ago
New Jersey’s $1.5 billion Sandy spending plan approved
The federal government has approved New Jersey’s plans to spend $1.46 billion in the second round of Superstorm Sandy recovery aid. ...
12 years ago
Pa. would reduce carbon emissions by more than 30 percent under new EPA rule
Pennsylvania would be required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 32 percent over the next 15 years under new federal regulations anno ...
12 years ago
Oyster Creek to test emergency sirens Tuesday morning
The Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station will conduct its semi-annual, full volume test of its emergency warning sirens Tuesday mornin ...
12 years ago
Pennsylvania tax collections last month fell short by about $108 million, or 5.5 half percent. The report wasn’t unexpected, ...
12 years ago
N.J. facing another drop in credit rating
Standard & Poor’s has warned New Jersey that it could lower the state’s credit rating within 90 days, depending on the ou ...
12 years ago