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 Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett (Matt Rourke/AP Photo, file)

With low revenues, Corbett and Pa. GOP play blame game

Republican lawmakers and the governor are blaming Congress for Pennsylvania’s money problems. But economists say the criticism is n ...

13 years ago

 The Missouri River in Helena, Mont., Aug. 1, 2012. (Matt Volz/AP Photo)

Poll: Pa., Del. and N.J. rank low with residents as best places to live; Montanans and Alaskans happiest

News about hopeful economic indicators this week is muted for many who were caught up in the disparity between the haves and the have not ...

13 years ago

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 York County businessman Tom Wolf (left) and Pa. state Treasurer Rob McCord

In Pa., McCord ad condemns front-runner Wolf’s connection to former York mayor

Pennsylvania’s Democratic gubernatorial primary has just seen its strongest attack ad yet. Rob McCord, state treasurer, has ...

13 years ago

 Soldiers fire a round from a 120mm illumination mortar system during a night training mission on Camp Santiago Joint Maneuver Training Center in Salinas, Puerto Rico, on July 14, 2013. (Photo: U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Rivera Rebolledo)
Down the Shore

Four military branches converge on Joint Base for weekend training

Residents near Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst may hear “booms” and feel “rumbles” this weekend. Numerous ...

13 years ago

In Philly region, signups for Affordable Care Act insurance exceed expectations

New numbers show a lot more ...

13 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Pa Governor’s race gets ugly

It’s official: the Democratic gubernatorial primary has become a knife fight. York businessman Tom Wolf, who’s self-fi ...

13 years ago

 Tim Dillingham, director of the American Littoral Society, leans against a wall on a dead-end street in Deal, N.J. He'd like local officials to tear down the wall and build a set of stairs to the beach below, in order to improve the public's access to the water (Tracey Samuelson/WHYY)

Should N.J. demand better public access for beaches repaired with Sandy funds?

Some say coastal communities taking federal money to bankroll beach replenishment projects should be forced to make their beaches ea ...

13 years ago

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Lawmakers consider amending N.J. scholarship requirement

A state Senate committee will consider a measure Monday aimed at ending confusion over a scholarship program that covers tuition at New J ...

13 years ago

 Fatima Byrd has a son at Steel and presents identification to be able to vote to keep the school public. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Education

Split voting results at Steel Elementary bring on the spin cycle

The results are in from an unusual election in Philadelphia’s Nicetown section.    Parents at Steel Elementary Sch ...

13 years ago

 Members of the Carpenters Union protest outside  the Pennsylvania Convention Center in May, 2014 (NewsWorks file photo)

Temporary deal cut to get union carpenters back to work at Pa. Convention Center

A short-term deal has been struck between the carpenters union and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. They will not be walking a picket ...

13 years ago

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 (Courtesy of the Philadelphia Police Dept.)

Chestnut Hill McDonald’s held up at gunpoint

Police are seeking two unknown males who robbed the McDonald’s in Chestnut Hill on Wednesday. At 9:22 p.m. the suspects ente ...

13 years ago

 A view of a flooded Main Street on Thursday afternoon. The road was open by Friday, but the job of cleaning up remained. (Neema Roshania/WHYY)

‘Caught off guard,’ Main Street Manayunk cleans up after flooding

Main Street Manayunk was open to traffic once again on Friday morning after heavy rainfall on Wednesday flooded businesses and roads, clo ...

13 years ago

 Political newcomer Andrew Zwicker is running for New Jersey's 12th District (Image via Andrew Zwicker's Facebook)

N.J. physicist seeks to follow Holt’s footsteps to Congress

Among the four Democrats battling to succeed U.S. Rep. Rush Holt, who is retiring from Congress at the end of the year, political newcome ...

13 years ago

 Flooded street in Bogota, N.J. on Thursday, May 1, 2014, (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

N.J. flooding tied to shorter, more intense storms

All the rain earlier this week caused a lot of problems in many parts of New Jersey.  Flooding in the state is happening more often ...

13 years ago

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First Person: New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon

New Castle County’s tax rate will remain stable next year. That’s just one of the issues we discuss with County Executive Tom ...

13 years ago

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