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 Delaware State University President Dr. Harry Lee Williams (File/NewsWorks)

Delaware State University seeks to help employees on public assistance

During Joint Finance Committee hearings last month, Delaware State University President Dr. Harry Lee Williams said that his top priority ...

12 years ago

 (Cartoon by Rob Tornoe)

The road to semi-competent teachers in New Jersey

Amid talk of bridge scandals and subpoenas in New Jersey, education is in the spotlight once again as Newark embarks on a money-saving sc ...

12 years ago

 Homes destroyed in October by Superstorm Sandy are seen Thursday, April 25, 2013, at Ortley Beach, in Toms River, N.J. Six months after Sandy devastated the Jersey shore and New York City and pounded coastal areas of New England, the region is dealing with a slow and frustrating, yet often hopeful, recovery. (Mel Evans/AP Photo)

Amid slow recovery, Sen. Menendez aims to improve post-Sandy aid process

New Jerseyans affected by Superstorm Sandy have been speaking out about problems with the recovery that have left people homeless and eve ...

12 years ago

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 The Cherry Hill Mall on Route 38 in Camden County. (Alan Tu/WHYY)

Police seek finger-biter in parking spot feud

The search is on for a woman suspected of biting another woman’s finger amid a dispute over a parking spot at a southern New Jersey ...

12 years ago

Pa. turnpike crash exposed gaps, officials say

Pennsylvania state senators are warning that a Valentine’s Day pileup on the Pennsylvania Turnpike was a lesson in chaos and gridlo ...

12 years ago

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The high-concept drug ad you won’t see on TV — yet

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Pa. student’s death probed as possible meningitis

Authorities say the death of a student at a Philadelphia university’s sorority house is being investigated as a suspected case of m ...

12 years ago

The Tornoe Spin: Forget the Sixers, watch the Blue Hens

Rob Tornoe checks in with his thoughts on the Blue Hens’ triumphant victory over William and Mary. Seeking their first appea ...

12 years ago

Minor injuries reported in N.J. school bus crash

Five students and their driver were injured when their school bus and a car crashed in Gloucester Township. The bus was taking the ...

12 years ago

 The NAM model forecasting a line of heavy rain/thunderstorms along a strong cold front early Thursday morning.
Down the Shore

Thunderstorms possible Wednesday night; temperatures plummet Thursday

An impressive cold front will swing through the region Wednesday night into Thursday, ushering in a cold snap, forecasters say.  ...

12 years ago

District wardens Kevin Morrissey, left, and Mike Moran, right, working during a prescribed burn at Monmouth Battlefield State Park on March 8, 2014. (Courtesy of Pete Monaco, NJFFS)
Down the Shore

Prescribed burns ongoing in Ocean County Tuesday

The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is conducting prescrib ...

12 years ago

National Interest

Climate change talkathon is a sign of weakness

There’s a reason why the U.S. Senate has long been nicknamed the Cave of Winds. Typically, its denizens are all talk, no action. ...

12 years ago

It’s Election Day in 13 New Jersey school districts

Voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to consider projects worth $180 million. Nearly half the costs could be picked up by the state gov ...

12 years ago

‘Burger King baby’ now seeks birth mom on Facebook

In 1986, a newborn wrapped in a red sweater was found abandoned in the bathroom of a fast-food restaurant in Pennsylvania. Nearly three d ...

12 years ago

 The office of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is seen in at the Statehouse in Trenton, N.J. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

The Christie Experiment: Are prosecutors good administrators?

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12 years ago

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