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 David Sciarra, Executive Director of Education Law Center discusses New Jersey's education funding formula's on NewsWorks Tonight.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Education

Should Pa. look to N.J. for a fair education formula to support public schools?

As executive director of the New Jersey chapter of the Education Law Center, David Sciarra advocates for an equal and adequate educa ...

13 years ago

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Delaware launches online gambling [video]

With a seemingly never ending supply of competition from Delaware’s neighbors, casinos in the First State are looking to attract a ...

13 years ago

 Gov. Jack Markell and Frontier Airlines CEO Dave Siegel (Chris Hope/for NewsWorks)

Frontier Airlines adds additional flights in Delaware

Beginning in April, Frontier Airlines will fly two new routes in and out of Delaware. Frontier Airlines President and CEO Dave Sie ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Runyan shocker: he won’t run again.

Former Philadelphia Eagles lineman Jon Runyan surprised a lot of people when he decided to enter politics and run for Congress. No ...

13 years ago

 A classic October image through New Jersey: the pumpkin patch. (Photo:  apathy_girl via Flickr)

NJ State Climatologist: October 2013 was mostly tranquil

We escaped October 2013 without a major weather story at the end of the month. Third time’s a charm? October 29, 2011 ...

13 years ago

 Governor Chris Christie's campaign bus leaving Mendham Township, N.J. after a campaign visit yesterday.  (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

Gov. Chris Christie’s landslide win sets stage for a presidential run

Ebullient over his 22-point reelection victory, Gov. Chris Christie ended one campaign and began another by equating the “spirit of ...

13 years ago

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Speak Easy

‘I don’t like it’ — a mother’s prayer for her picky daughter

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13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Voter turnout ranged from dismal to pretty good in Philly region

Voter turnout in Philadelphia during Tuesday’s General Election was expected to be dismally low. It was. For the sixth-strai ...

13 years ago

New Jersey’s Boss — ‘Born to run’

It remains to be seen whether Christie is an extreme enough runner for the Tea Party crowd. ...

13 years ago

 From left: Trainer Sharif Brown, Alan Gonzalez, 13; Khadir Gaitan, 12; Amir Gonzalez, 9; Devon Rosa, 7; and Shawn

Philly boxing gym recruits boys away from gang life

Joshua Rosa grew up in what he calls “one of the roughest spots” of Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood. To giv ...

13 years ago

 Alex Gonzalez, 13, used to lead a hybrid gang of kids in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood called Bad Boys Rumble. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Keeping Philly boys out of gangs with boxing gloves and early intervention

Philadelphia is home to loosely organized gangs, such as Kensington’s Bad Boys Rumble, that recruit very young kids. Police and com ...

13 years ago

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Warm today, showers Thursday, cooler Friday

It’s another mild day. Reading at 10:00 a.m. range from 46 degrees in High Point to 61 degrees in Wildwood. We may be at the ...

13 years ago

 Jon Runyan was elected to Congress in November 2010. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

New Jersey Republican Congressman Jon Runyan will not seek re-election

Congressman Jon Runyan of New Jersey has announced that he will not seek re-election next year. The two-term South Jersey Republican issu ...

13 years ago

 William Penn High School located at 1333 N Broad St. was designed to serve 900 students from grades 9-12.  (Nathaniel Hamilton/For NewsWorks)

Temple could buy vacant high school in North Philly

As the School District of Philadelphia is trying to sell off vacant properties, a university is kicking the tires on one building. ...

13 years ago

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 Golden dome of the State Capitol in Trenton (Alan Tu/WHYY)

New Jersey Democrats hold onto majorities in state Senate and Assembly

The Christie tidal wave, as one Democratic leader called it, did not wash away the Democrats’ legislative majorities. As of ...

13 years ago

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