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City Council committee of one holds hearing on Philadelphia2035

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Delaware lawmakers want more information from oil refinery

The Delaware House unanimously passed legislation requiring the Delaware City Oil Refinery to disclose more information about the crude o ...

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One NCAA case dismissed, second on distribution of Pa. fine funds continues

Pennsylvania’s auditor general says Gov. Tom Corbett’s rejected bid to overturn sanctions against Penn State has no bearing o ...

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Philly L&I permitting heavy on procedure, light on common sense

Procedural assumptions may have proved deadly six times over this week, as a fly-by-night demolition ...

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N.J. considers limiting energy suppliers’ solicitation calls

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit the phone calls residents get from companies that supply electric power ...

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 Suffering from cystic fibrosis, Sarah Murnaghan, 10, needs a lung transplant to survive.(Photo courtesy of the the Murnaghan family)

Sarah Murnaghan has better chance for new lungs, but transplant outcomes mixed

A 10-year-old girl waiting for a lung transplant at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia now has a top spot on the waiting list ...

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Delaware senate passes bill to protect transgender residents

A bill to protect transgender Delawareans from discrimination passed the senate, a day after clearing committee. The 11 “yes ...

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Philly collapsed building contractors ordered to stop work on other buildings

Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections appears to be cracking down on the contractors behind Wednesday’s deadl ...

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Money

Tax payment plan possible for some Philly property owners

Philadelphia property owners who cannot afford their tax bills all at once may be allowed to pay in monthly installments, following passa ...

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Big bad Christie not above politics

The governor is a very substantial man, but he’s quite transparent. ...

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New Jersey’s interdistrict school choice program is working well

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Take over Camden Public Schools! Reform t ...

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 Anne Bryan, 24, died in the collapse of a Philadelphia building June 5, 2013. (Photo courtesy of PAFA)

Names of Philadelphia building collapse victims released

The City of Philadelphia has released the names of those deceased and injured in the Center City building collapse. Six people have died ...

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Tax on vacant properties could save lives, says Philly Council president

In the wake of Wednesday’s building collapse, a bill has been introduced in Philadelphia City Council to add a tax to vacant proper ...

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 N.J. Gov. Chris Christie announces the appointment of Attorney General Jeff Chiesa to temporarily fill the Senate seat left vacant by Frank Lautenberg. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Christie names Republican AG Jeffrey Chiesa to U.S. Senate

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie named a longtime colleague, state Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa, to temporarily fill the U.S. Senate sea ...

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 Sunrise in Harvey Cedars, Long Beach Island. (Photo courtesy of courtesy Ben Kalina)

Princeton film festival to feature documentary on Superstorm Sandy

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. Memorial Day Weekend, Jersey Shore goers celebrated the r ...

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