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Delaware Auditor unhappy about staff cuts

Following a very brief appearance before the Joint Finance Committee, Delaware State Auditor is calling higher pay for workers in his off ...

13 years ago

 NAM model showing temperatures near 60 degrees in parts of New Jersey on Friday ahead of a cold front. (Image courtesy of New York Metro Weather)
Down the Shore

Forecasters: Myriad weather threats Friday

The warmest day in recent memory may also deliver a multitude of weather threats, forecasters say.  Temperatures could rise t ...

13 years ago

Christie talks Sandy, not scandal, at town hall

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is blaming the federal government for failing to allocate enough money to the state to fully recover from ...

13 years ago

 The 12th Congressional District in New Jersey

Watson-Coleman to run for N.J.’s 12th Congressional seat

Veteran legislator Bonnie Watson-Coleman has become the third candidat ...

13 years ago

 Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (Susan Walsh/AP Photo)
National Interest

Conservative confab disses gay people, yet again

Few of us love the month of February, but one annual ritual always entertains. Like clockwork, the gatekeepers of the conservative bubble ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Libertarian Ken Krawchuk to run for Pa. governor

A Libertarian Party activist is the first third-party candidate to enter the Pennsylvania governor’s race. Ken Krawchuk, who ...

13 years ago

 The latest rendering of the Walnut Lane Bridge project, slated to begin in 2015. (Courtesy of Kittelson & Associates, Inc.)

Residents raise concerns about redesign of historic Northwest Philly bridge

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s pending rehabilitation project for the Walnut Lane Bridge dominated the discussion ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Gore endorses McGinty in Pa. governor’s race

Katie McGinty is getting an endorsement from a visible ex-employer, former Vice President Al Gore, as she campaigns in a crowded field of ...

13 years ago

 Philadelphia Schools Superintendent William Hite. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Education

Hite says Philly schools need bare minimum of $320 million more next year

The School District of Philadelphia will be asking for $320 million in additional funds next year to reach “a bare minimum amount o ...

13 years ago

 (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Delaware public schools plan for nearly 2,000 new students next year

The Department of Education, one of Delaware largest departments, went before the Joint Finance Committee in Dover to present its fiscal ...

13 years ago

 Chip Flowers (file/NewsWorks)

Chip Flowers pitches success of Delaware treasurer’s office

Delaware Treasurer Chip Flowers highlighted a number of accomplishments his department has made during his time in office before the Join ...

13 years ago

 Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is shown on stage after receiving the Liberty Medal during a ceremony at the National Constitution Center, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, file)

Will the real Hillary Clinton please stand up?

It’s a mystery to me what people, especially women, see in Hillary. Yes, that Hillary. Hillary Rodham Clinton. So, I ...

13 years ago

 Former Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher Jamie Moyer throws against the Cleveland Indians. (AP file Photo/Matt Slocum)

Jamie Moyer on joining the Phillies broadcasting team

Former pitcher Jamie Moyer is set to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies, but this time he’ll be in the broadcast booth. Moyer an ...

13 years ago

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Chris Christie

Christie to appear at first town hall meeting since the Bridgegate scandal began

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is heading to Republican-controlled Monmouth County for his first town hall meeting since a the Bridgegate ...

13 years ago

 The 6-10 day temperatures probability outlook issued by the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, indicating a high probability of below normal temperatures between February 25 and March 1.

What’s upcoming on the weather front? Snow threats “far from over,” forecasters say

One thing is certain: we are now in what forecasters call a “transient” weather pattern. But where we’re heading w ...

13 years ago

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