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Delaware cannabis consumers lobby for marijuana legalization

Medical marijuana was legalized in Delaware in 2011, and now cannabis consumers want state leaders to consider legalizing the drug for pe ...

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 U.S. Rep Allyson Schwartz during a Democratic gubernatorial candidates forum Tuesday Feb. 4, 2014  in Philadelphia.  (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)
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Schwartz starts TV ads Monday

While every other candidate in Pennsylvania’s Democratic gubernatorial primary has gone up on television with TV ads, U.S. Rep. All ...

13 years ago

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Delaware fast-food workers protest against wage theft [video]

Fast-food workers in Wilmington are adding a new issue in their fight for increased wages. On Thursday, fast-food workers proteste ...

13 years ago

 PennDesign/OLIN's proposal includes this

Design firms pitch new ideas for Sandy rebuilding

What could New Jersey and surrounding states do to prepare for future storms in radically different ways than they are currently rebuildi ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia comeback dead: Josephs bumped from ballot

Former State Rep. Babette Josephs won’t be running for her old Center City Philadelphia legislative seat this year after all. < ...

13 years ago

 Advocates call for N.J. tax increases in the new budget to help meet the needs of the middle class. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Labor and environmental activists make their case for reworking N.J. budget

Advocates are urging New Jersey lawmakers to enact a budget that raises revenue to help meet the needs of the middle class. A coal ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Judge promises ruling soon on GOP challenger to Gov. Tom Corbett

A Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court judge plans to rule “quickly” on whether Gov. Tom Corbett’s only Republican challenge ...

13 years ago

 Different strains of pot are displayed for sale at Medicine Man marijuana dispensary in Denver, Friday Dec. 27, 2013.  (Brennan Linsley/AP Photo)

South Jersey town to vote on rules for medical marijuana dispensaries

A South Jersey town is slated to vote tonight whether to allow prospective medical marijuana dispensaries to open shop in its community.< ...

13 years ago

 The site of last September's boardwalk fire in Seaside Heights/Park. (Shumita Basu/for NewsWorks)

Seaside Park boardwalk developer: We’ll strike a deal, rebuild

A plan to rebuild the Seaside Park boardwalk with a single 65-foot wide span is one step closer to realization today. DJ D’O ...

13 years ago

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Appeals court overturns $920 million award to DuPont

A federal appeals court has overturned a jury decision awarding $920 million in damages to the DuPont Co. in a trade-secrets lawsuit invo ...

13 years ago

 Head to Awbury Arboretum this weekend for the 'Sign' Language of the Outdoors program. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)
Philly Parenting

5 weekend activities for families in NW Philly and beyond

 Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend for families.  ...

13 years ago

 A cashier scans purchases at a ShopRite grocery story in Philadelphia. (Matt Rourke/AP)

Governor Corbett: Strengthen SNAP in Pennsylvania by repealing the asset test

In early March, Governor Corbett became the first Republican governor to ...

13 years ago

Down the Shore

Brick Police recover 549 bags of heroin, other drugs following traffic stop

Two were arrested on various charges and police seized a significant amount of drugs following a traffic stop in Brick Tuesday afternoon, ...

13 years ago

Philly Councilman says send him a text…he’ll respond in 24 hours

A Philadelphia city councilman who once released his own app to help constituents reach him is trying to simplify. Councilman Bobb ...

13 years ago

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Philadelphia Controller catches city workers stealing scrap to sell [video]

A Philadelphia School District employee and someone working for the city are accused of stealing scrap metal.   They could lo ...

13 years ago

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