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First Indian-American in N.J. legislature makes Congressional bid

A lively race is brewing among central New Jersey Democrats running for the seat now held by Rep. Rush Holt (D-12th District), who is ret ...

13 years ago

 Lieutenant Louis Andrinopoulos, the head of the N.J. State Police Missing Persons Unit, displays the new trailer that was purchased with federal grant money. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J. State Police trailer a portable command unit for missing persons

The New Jersey State Police has some new equipment to help in the search for missing kids. A specially-equipped trailer purchased wi ...

13 years ago

 A mattress is wrapped in plastic for pick up in South Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly implements new mattress policy to curb bedbugs, but residents worry about unintended effects

Philadelphia may have a bit of a bedbug problem. As Newsworks has previously rep ...

13 years ago

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Rocky, super salesman

Sylvester Stallone’s fictional character Rocky is once again fighting in the ring, this time in a musical that’s settled onto ...

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The time I nearly OD’d, and the thing that saved me

Narcan is in the news. It’s a drug that counters the effects of an opiod overdose. Since it needs to be injected, it hasn ...

13 years ago

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Olney: Cambodian Association Adapts to Changing Needs

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April 7-11: Porch Photo Booth | Janet Echelman and Susan Weiler | ‘A Girl is a Fellow Here’ | GeoPhilly Film Night | Searching for Philadelphia

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April 7: No strike, union negotiations continue | 20K volunteered Saturday | Philadelinquency’s new delinquent tax totals | 37 displaced by fire | SEPTA bus crash | Reading Viaduct forges ahead

13 years ago

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SEPTA seeks federal funds to keep system above water

13 years ago

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“If You Build It” tells a story about community design, learning by doing and youth engagement

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A soaker on tap for Monday late afternoon, night

After a stellar weekend, clouds will increase Monday followed by rain showers later in the day, according to the National Weather Service ...

13 years ago

 Colin Reed worked for Gov Christie for about one year.  (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

Christie spokesman Colin Reed quits

A spokesman for Gov. Chris Christie has left to work for a U.S. Senate campaign in New Hampshire. Colin Reed worked in Christie ...

13 years ago

Toms River man faces charges after fatal Parkway crash

An Ocean County man faces criminal charges after a passenger in a car he was driving died in an accident on the Garden State Parkway. ...

13 years ago

 Bonnie, the pitbull, survived a house fire in Germantown last night. But has she since been dognapped? (Photo courtesy of the Hall family)

Top 4 stories to watch for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at what’s we’ll be covering in Northwest Philadelphia this upcoming week: 1. The winter weather ha ...

13 years ago

 In this Aug. 11, 2011 photo, Rosalia Noyola, left, walks with her daughter Brissa Bautista, 7, near the intersection of Leigh Avenue and Witherspoon Street in Princeton, N.J. According to officials, Leigh Avenue is a good place to see how residents are divided geographically by a diagonal border that separates the Borough of Princeton and Princeton Township. Residents voted to merge. For years, governors have pushed municipal consolidation which shows just how hard it is to get New Jerseyans to make such a change. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Rutgers professors say merging N.J. towns unlikely to save money

A growing chorus of voices has been calling for some of New Jersey’s 565 municipalities to consolidate, merging two towns into one. ...

13 years ago

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