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Police: 3 men fatally beat teen on Trenton street

Authorities say an 18-year-old recent immigrant from Guatemala has been beaten to death by three men on a street in Trenton. ...

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Pa. woman admits Craigslist killing in interview

A Pennsylvania woman charged with her newlywed husband in the murder of a man they met through Craigslist has admitted in a jailhouse int ...

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Top 5 stories to watch for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at what’s to come: 1. In early December, Carol Ambruster was found stabbed to death inside her second-floor Germ ...

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 In this August 2005 file photo provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a pod of narwhals surfaces in northern Canada. Officials say they have broken up a smuggling ring in which narwhal tusks from the Canadian Artic were brought to Maine in a trailer with a secret compartment and then illegally sold to American buyers. Andrew Zarauskus, of Union, N.J., and Jay Conrad, of Lakeland, Tenn., will be arraigned in Bangor, Maine, next week on federal smuggling and money laundering charges. (AP Photo/Kristin Laidre, NOAA, files)

N.J. man convicted of smuggling narwhal tusks

A New Jersey man accused of helping smuggle narwhal tusks into the U.S. has been convicted of federal crimes, several of which carry a pe ...

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N.J. quietly fires second contractor hired to help Sandy victims

The Christie administration is quietly terminating a contract with a second company involved in a much-criticized program for Sandy victi ...

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 In this April 23, 2010 file photo, a Chesapeake Energy natural gas well site is seen near Burlington, Pa. (Ralph Wilson/AP Photo, file)

Corbett calls for investigation into Chesapeake Energy

Governor Corbett is calling for an investigation into allegations of fraud against Pennsylvania’s biggest natural gas driller– Chesap ...

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4th arrest in homeless man attack at laundromat

The fourth suspect sought by police in the brutal beating of a now-deceased homeless man is under arrest. Reading police say 23-y ...

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Snow falling in northern half of NJ Saturday morning; rain to snow in southern areas later

A mixed bag of precipitation is moving through New Jersey at 10:40 a.m., with snow falling generally to the northwest of the I-95 corrido ...

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Part of Pa. TV station roof collapses

A portion of the roof at a central Pennsylvania TV station has collapsed, forcing the staff to evacuate and stop broadcasting. Sta ...

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Hillary for president…two for the price of one

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Delaware judge to finalize Fisker deal on Tuesday

China’s Wanxiang Group  proved to be the win ...

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 Roxborough nurse Barbara Mancinilearned this week that assisted-suicide charges filed against her had been dismissed. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Top 6 stories of the week in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at the stories you may have missed this week in Northwest Philadelphia: 1. ...

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Reaching out to help hoarders in Delaware

Delaware is launching an effort to help people who are overwhelmed by their own possessions. Christiana Care psychologist Alan Sch ...

12 years ago

 Slippery West Sedgwick Street in Northwest Philadelphia after a recent storm.  (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Snow, cars and politics are a slippery mix for city mayors

Snowstorms have become devastating to American cities — thanks to a commonplace technology: the private automobile. ...

12 years ago

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A guard tower and razor wire at New Jersey Department of Corrections Riverfront State Prison are seen in Camden, N.J., not far from the span, left, of the Benjamin Franklin bridge that crosses the Delaware River to Philadelphia.

N.J. inmates may count as part of legislative redistricting

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure calling for inmates to be counted when calculating population figures used to draw legisla ...

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