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With county force in place, Camden sees drop in major crimes
Ninety days after the controversial launch of the Camden County Police force, city of Camden officials released statistics sho ...
13 years ago
U.S. help sought over chemicals in Delaware River, Paulsboro water supply
Perfluorononanoate acid (PFNA) is a toxic compound used ...
13 years ago
Philly DA seizes homes at an alarming rate
Journalist Isaiah Thompson revisits NewsWorks Tonight to talk about his report in Pro Publica about the potential for improprieties in ca ...
13 years ago
Delaware governor prepares to build relationship with Australia
Delaware Gov. Jack Markell is heading to Australia for a few days to attend a meeting hosted by the Australian American Leadership Dialog ...
13 years ago
In North Camden, mapping broken streetlights
A team of teenagers mapping streetlights in North Camden has found that nearly 19 percent of the lamps they’ve located are not lit ...
13 years ago
Rain moving across parts of South Jersey
Showers are slowly moving across the southern portion of the state, heading from the west to the northeast. A few rumbles of thunder are ...
13 years ago
Philly lawmaker proposes state training for neighborhood watch groups
A Pennsylvania lawmaker is proposing neighborhood watch groups should get more oversight from the state. State Rep. Louise Bishop, ...
13 years ago
Delaware officials tour vulnerable structures along river [video]
Last year just before Hurricane Sandy ripped through the state, Gov. Jack Markell noticed Delaware was vulnerable in many areas, especial ...
13 years ago
Today is the 48th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the momentous Voting Rights Act into law on August 6, 1965. The Act was considered a centerpiec ...
13 years ago
Furloughs cut short for Delaware service members
About 400 Delaware National Guardsman feeling the sting of sequestration received some welcome news today. Secretary of Defense Ch ...
13 years ago
N.J. assemblywoman: Don’t hold Trenton hostage over Tony Mack
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack has requested $46 million from the state of New Jersey to rehire laid-off police officers and add new ones. < ...
13 years ago