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N.J. moves to update Megan’s Law requirements, exceptions

The budget committee in the New Jersey Senate has advanced legislation to update Megan’s Law. The bill specifies that a youn ...

13 years ago

14th District: Where cooking oil was stolen from a restaurant

This list covers June 14-20. June 14 1 a.m. Residential Burglary: 7200 block of Limekiln Pike. Residence e ...

13 years ago

 The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care will offer world-class integrated clinical care in a medically and technologically state-of-the-art outpatient facility. (Image courtesy of CHOP)

For new pediatric care center, CHOP lands its largest gift ever: $50 million

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has received its largest gift ever. The $50-million donation is going toward a big building ...

13 years ago

 A scene from Rush Holt's campaign ad. (Courtesy of Holt for Senate)

A congressman and rocket scientist from New Jersey who wants to become a senator [audio]

It seems like only yesterday that New Jersey held a primary election — and yet another one is coming up in less than two months. < ...

13 years ago

N.J. prepares to target prostitution at Super Bowl

New Jersey is preparing for a possible increase in human trafficking activity when the state hosts the Super Bowl at the Meadowlands in J ...

13 years ago

 President Barack Obama, shown here speaking on climate change at Georgetown University on Tuesday, expressed disappointment at the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to invalidate the
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Court’s decision on Voting Rights Act justified and welcome

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike the “preclearance” provision from the Voting Rights Act is a reco ...

13 years ago

 NJ Gov. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was in Philadelphia on Tuesday to receive the

Gov. Christie receives ‘Citizen of the Year’ Award from privately-funded scholarship program in Philly

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie accepted the “Citizen of The Year Award” on Tuesday from the ...

13 years ago

Christie receives ‘citizen of the year’ award for education in Philly

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie accepted the Citizen of The Year Award Tuesday from the Children’s Scholarship ...

13 years ago

Court ruling backs Pa. on ending General Assistance

Last year, 65,000 Pennsylvanians lost their sole source of income when the state’s General Assistance program ended. Advocat ...

13 years ago

Big Brothers in big trouble with federal officials

No more federal funding will flow to Philadelphia-based Big Brothers Big Sisters of America — until questions over a $19 million ex ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia’s cultural officer headed to Denver

Philadelphia’s chief cultural officer is on the way out. Gary Steuer, chief cultural officer and director of the city’ ...

13 years ago

39th District: Where 10,000 in liquor and $5,000 in cash were stolen from Wayne Ave. bar

This list covers June 14 through June 20.  June 14 3 a.m. Burglary: 2000 block of W. Alleghe ...

13 years ago

 Mayor Michael Nutter on Tuesday decried state and federal officials for balancing budgets at the expense of cities. (NewsWorks file art)

Nutter calls out state and federal officials for balancing budgets on the backs of cities

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter opened Tuesday’s meeting of the State Budget Crisis Task Force with some choice words on the lack ...

13 years ago

Music in the park to help Wilmington kids get through the summer [video]

Wilmington’s Mayor Dennis Williams took another step to keep kids engaged in arts activities for the summer.   The m ...

13 years ago

 (Photo courtesy of Friends of the Wissahickon)

Friends of the Wissahickon to close Valley Green Road parking lot to make way for restoration

Starting July 1, the Upper Valley Green Road parking lot will be closed for a construction and restoration project meant to stabilize the ...

13 years ago

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