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Los empresarios del norte de Filadelfia afirman que los jóvenes no están preparados para trabajar
Filadelfia es una ciudad de barrios. En lugar de quedarse en lo general, esta serie de noticias profundiza en tres temas con los prop ...
2 years ago
The new approach to elections coverage aims to reach new audiences.
2 years ago
Camden County’s Center for Community Nutrition to be named after longtime mayor of Lawnside
It will be the first building in Camden County named in honor of an African American woman, Mayor Mary Ann Wardlow, and will support the county’s meal-delivery program.
2 years ago
Philly DA Krasner promises handcuffs for anyone who tampers with voting
Several dozen attorneys in the DA’s office are at the ready to deal with any targeting of polling places on Election Day.
2 years ago
SEPTA police union threatens strike
Transit police union leaders say the SEPTA department is losing officers to other departments in the city where they can get better pay.
2 years ago
New effort to ensure people convicted of crimes in Philly know their voting rights
The goal of a new program is to make sure the accused and convicted are aware of their right to vote.
2 years ago
Biden said the federal money will transform Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor and pave the way for faster trains, fewer delays, and improved infrastructure.
2 years ago
Judge chides Trump as ex-president testifies in civil fraud trial: ‘This is not a political rally’
Trump's turn on the witness stand represents a remarkable convergence of his legal troubles and his political ventures at a time when he also faces criminal indictments.
2 years ago
I-95 traffic to shift to new travel lanes just 5 months after interstate collapse
The first half of the new bridge at the Cottman Avenue interchange will open Monday night.
2 years ago
Ahead of Tuesday’s election, Republican candidate for Philadelphia mayor, David Oh, sat down for a one-on-one conversation with WHYY host Jennifer Lynn.
3 years ago
Listen 7:51In the race for Philly mayor, Parker says she’s not slowing down: ‘Nothing is ever a cakewalk’
Democratic nominee Cherelle Parker spoke with WHYY host Jennifer Lynn ahead of Tuesday’s election.
3 years ago
Listen 7:42Burlington County, New Jersey can now recycle most pizza boxes
Pizza boxes with a little bit of grease can be placed at the curb.
3 years ago
How the next mayor could help artists live and work in Philly
Several organizations offer artists professional development resources in the city. They say a Department of Arts in City Hall could help.
3 years ago
Listen 2:14Food Bank of Delaware readies for its busiest season amid growing food insecurity
More Delawareans are seeking help putting food on the table, in part due to rising food prices.
3 years ago
Salem, New Jersey residents to decide who should deliver their drinking water
Salem residents will vote on whether New Jersey American Water should take over the city’s drinking water system.
3 years ago
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