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Following election, advocates antsy for Medicaid decision
The election is over and the Affordable Care Act is presumably going to stick around. Advocates and health-care providers are getting ant ...
14 years ago
Rental properties hard to find in storm-struck areas of N.J.
The devastation along the New Jersey coastline from Superstorm Sandy is causing a big demand for rental properties. Many people wh ...
14 years ago
Former Philadelphia police officer charged with attempt to lure child in Roxborough [updated]
The Philadelphia Police Department arrested a former Philadelphia police officer on Thursday in connection to the attempted luring of a c ...
14 years ago
How Rutgers oceanographers got data from below Superstorm Sandy
While Superstorm Sandy was crashing down on the New Jersey coast, an underwater glider was miles offshore, sending back data to oceanogra ...
14 years ago
Solar panels usually no help after a storm like Sandy
Sustained post-Sandy outages left millions without power last week, driving many people to huddle near outlets at coffee shops and hotel ...
14 years ago
Repairs following superstorm cost SEPTA $550,000
SEPTA still hasn’t figured out how much revenue it lost during Superstorm Sandy. But the has estimated the cost of repairs — ...
14 years ago
Close Christie adviser resigns halfway house job
One of Gov. Chris Christie’s closest friends and political advisers is stepping down from his positions at New Jersey’s large ...
14 years ago
N.J. residents struggle with remains of another storm
Tens of thousands of New Jersey residents who lost power for days as a result of Hurricane Sandy are without it again because of the nor& ...
14 years ago
Cortbett expects new Pa. attorney general to make quick work of Sandusky probe
Gov. Tom Corbett says Democrat Kathleen Kane, Pennsylvania’s attorney general-elect, is welcome to make good on her promises to inv ...
14 years ago