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 N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is shown visiting a sixth grade class at the Robert Treat Academy charter school in Newark, N.J. (AP Photo/Mel Evans, file)

New Jersey charter school overhaul ready for review

All eyes are on New Jersey State Assemblyman Troy Singleton and his legislation that revises a 20-year-old law governing charter schools. ...

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Temple University students are shown at a May 2012 graduation ceremony. Pennsylvania college students graduate owing an average of $36,193.(Nathaniel Hamilton/for WHYY)

Better schools, more jobs would keep economic boon of millennials in Philly

A new study shows that Philadelphia has become a bit of a hot spot for millenials, “but that many of them don’t plan on stayi ...

13 years ago

Dead PSU student had pot, synthetic LSD in system

A coroner says a Penn State University student had marijuana and synthetic LSD in his system when he fell from an apartment balcony in do ...

13 years ago

Plan for silent alarms in N.J. schools vetoed by Christie

Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed a bill that would have required all public schools in New Jersey to be equipped with a silent alarm linked ...

13 years ago

Corbett proposes second annual increase to aid Pa. victims of abuse

Gov. Tom Corbett intends to propose an additional $2.2 million in state aid for programs serving victims of rape and domestic abuse. The ...

13 years ago

 Councilman James Kenney (Matt Rourke/AP Photo, file)

End arrests, issue citations for small amount of pot, Philly councilman says

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to ease up on arrests for those caught with small amounts of marijuana.  Councilman Jim ...

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Designer of 3-D printed gun has book deal

A self-described crypto-anarchist known for designing a 3-D printed weapon has a book deal. Gallery Books announced Wednesday that ...

13 years ago

 Rumination Pastoral by Susanne Slavick

Artist re-imagines war-torn landscapes to see what we’ve lost

There is the art of war, and then there is war art. Some artists glorify the victory of the battle while others offer commentary on the d ...

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 Margaret Quinn inside her Toms River home. She is on a waiting list for Sandy grants. (Tracey Samuelson/for NewsWorks)

Sandy grants find their way to victims but the wait list is long

The first floor of Margaret Quinn’s home in Toms River, N.J., sits mainly empty. A borrowed couch and her old, warped dining room table ...

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 Ray Jones was at this Dec. 2011 guns-for-goods collection event at Lonnie Young Recreation Center. (NewsWorks, file art)

NW Philly city-council staffer accused of misusing grant dollars meant for gun-buyback program

A City Council staffer is at the center of a federal audit claiming th ...

13 years ago

 Bruce Springsteen, center, stands with then presidential candidate Barack Obama and his son Sam Springsteen at a rally in Cleveland  Nov. 2, 2008. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Bruce Springsteen’s son joins a New Jersey fire department

Bruce Springsteen’s son has become a volunteer firefighter in New Jersey.  Sam Springsteen will be a member of the ...

13 years ago

 An abandoned car and a tree limb that took out a utility line block a road in the aftermath of a winter storm Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014. An ice storm left more than 849,000 Pennsylvania households and businesses without electricity last week.  (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Don’t expect the snow to melt soon

First it was the snow. Now area residents are trying to cope with low temperatures. Unlike the previous snowfall that melted rathe ...

13 years ago

 (Cartoon by Rob Tornoe)

Bashing the ‘liberal’ media won’t save Chris Christie

During his snow-shortened inauguration on Tuesday, Christie did his best Barack Obama impersonation, urging politicians to compromise whi ...

13 years ago

 The wide, high-traffic boulevard poses a challenge to pedestrians (PlanPhilly Photo)

Panel to consider Roosevelt Boulevard speed cameras

This week, Philadelphia will add ...

13 years ago

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Winter settles in: More snow on the way; below normal temperatures reign

Get ready for a cold, snowy, and active period.  That’s the current assessment of John Homenuk, lead forecaster at ...

13 years ago

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