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Philly-area transit passengers have new way to report suspicious activity

A new public service campaign is under way in Philadelphia to let transit riders know how they can help keep the region’s transit s ...

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In extreme cold, regional power grid could use a break

With Tuesday’s single-digit temperatures, the high demand for heat has sent electricity use soaring to record heights — and has c ...

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N.J.’s GOP state chairman announces his resignation

New Jersey’s Republican Party state chairman is stepping down. Samuel Raia announced his resignation Tuesday, saying it woul ...

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5 websites to help you meet your 2014 parenting goals

Do you ever vow at the beginning of the year to parent differently? But then around day two or three, tend to fall into the same patterns ...

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 Yellow area shows this morning's power usage and the gray is the projected demand. (PJM  Interconnection website)

PJM power grid operator calls for voluntary reduction in electric use from 3-7 p.m.

The company that operates the power grid for New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and ten other states is asking all users to reduce power ...

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Sandusky awaits ruling on pension after hearing

Jerry Sandusky may have to wait months to find out if the state retirement system will reverse its decision to cancel his Penn State pens ...

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New Castle County Police unveil new app

New Castle County police have released a new app designed to help residents interact with the department. In an effort to build pa ...

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 (Shirley Min/WHYY)

Car stolen from Del. home found in NJ

The dark gray Lexus stolen from a Wilmington home one day after the New Year was found in Newark, New Jersey, police said.  N ...

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 The Urbine family. (Laura Benshoff/for NewsWorks)

Favorite NW Philly youth-sports coaches: Jacqueline and Andrew Urbine, East Falls soccer

When Jacqueline and Andrew Urbine moved away from East Falls this spring, they left behind a flourishing youth soccer program in Northwes ...

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 Kurt Zollinger visiting from Graniteville, SC makes his way over snow-covered dunes in Holgate on Long Beach Island, NJ. (Photography by Peter Tobia)

What the Jersey Shore looks like covered in snow and ice [photos]

Bare trees pass by in a blur along empty roads heading east, as the faint blue hue of winter storm clouds mark the horizon of Long Beach ...

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Family values fraud: No right to privacy

It’s generally bad form to speak ill of the dead, but let us make an exception for Bill Young, the powerful Florida congressman who ...

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Double suicide in Del. state forest

Delaware’s Chief Medical Examiner has classified the deaths of two people found in Blackbird State Forest as a double suicide. ...

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 Marshall Street is the main commercial corridor for Norristown's Latino businesses. The town's Latino population has skyrocketed in the last decade, bringing economic vitality, and also an increase in the presence of federal immigration enforcement. (Kimberly Paynter/for NewsWorks)

New Norristown police chief to review cooperation with ICE

Calling immigration issues the “800-pound gorilla in the room,” the new police chief in Norristown, Pennsylvania said he plan ...

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Hearing starts for Sandusky’s bid to restore pension

Jerry Sandusky’s campaign from behind bars to have his Penn State pension restored is going before a hearing examiner in Harrisburg ...

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Snowy owl sightings continue

After arriving from Canada in late November, snowy owls continue to enjoy the Jersey Shore. ...

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