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It’s not a joke; April begins on a warm note

Is anyone sad to see March end? While April Fool’s jokes are flying around today, Mother Nature certainly isn’t pranki ...

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 Shareda Green, left, meets with Barbara Bloomfield a volunteer with the Pennsylvania Health Access Network to begin the process of signing up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act, Monday, March 31, 2014, at Project HOME's St. Elizabeth’s Community and Wellness Center in Philadelphia. With the deadline just hours away to sign up for insurance in the first enrollment period under President Barack Obama’s signature health care law health care advocates in Pennsylvania were pushing Monday to get as many people as possible to sign up. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)
National Interest

Obamacare haters can’t handle the truth

If there’s one thing Republicans hate even more than health insurance for a growing number of Americans, it’s empirical evide ...

13 years ago

Money

GM, safety agency face Congress over recalls

General Motors’ new CEO and the head of the nation’s auto safety watchdog are headed to Congress on Tuesday to testify about ...

13 years ago

Penn Foundation to fund $35M in Delaware River watershed grants

The William Penn Foundation is funding $35 million of multi-year grants to protect and restore portions of the Delaware River watershed i ...

13 years ago

Report: N.J. red-light cameras reducing crashes

State Transportation Department officials have found fewer crashes at intersections equipped with red-light cameras in New Jersey. ...

13 years ago

 Randy Clever holds his medal from the 2013 Boston Marathon. He will return for the April 21 race. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Germantown runner prepares for emotional return to scene of Boston Marathon bombing

Randy Clever has thought about this year’s Boston Marathon more than a few times. Especially the moment when he’ll run down B ...

13 years ago

 Check out Smith's Playground, now open to the public for the season. (Courtesy of Jen Bradley)
Philly Parenting

No fooling! 3 great ways to celebrate April 1 with kids in Philly

The weather should be nice, favorite spots are open again and pranks are in the air. Enjoy the day! Play a practical joke on your ...

13 years ago

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Philly Tech Week picks for the plannerdly

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April 1: Saving sturgeon | $35m to protect Delaware watershed | PGW sale review | Art Nouveau on Lehigh Ave. | Philip’s revival

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Urban Planning

Design review committee tells CHOP to make better connections to river and neighborhoods, and be less auto-centric

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During job search, criminal records more likely to hinder women of color

A March report by legal aid attorneys in Philadelphia suggests that women of color with criminal records are facing roadblocks to employm ...

13 years ago

Council hires energy consultant to assess PGW sale

The Philadelphia City Council is hiring an energy consultant to get a second opinion on Mayor Michael Nutter’s plan to sell the cit ...

13 years ago

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Breaking up Port Authority would solve Christie’s transportation fund shortfall

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Study shows pre-kindergarten attendance creates healthier adults

Advocates for pre-kindergarten programs have some new evidence to sell the importance of early education.  A new study from r ...

13 years ago

Former Eagle Cobb running for N.J. congressional seat

Former Philadelphia Eagle and sports talk show host Garry Cobb has announced he’s running for the New Jersey Congressional seat vac ...

13 years ago

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