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Frankenstorm could strike New Jersey
Forecasters say there’s increasing confidence that Hurricane Sandy could pose a threat to New Jersey. The National Weather S ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia jobs commission begins work
Philadelphia has a new commission tasked with figuring out how to create more jobs, more quickly. The panel met Wednesday for the first t ...
14 years ago
Property owner in Germantown spite-blight case skips court hearing
Mercurial Germantown property owner Anthony Byrne is facing more than $36,000 in fines after failing to appear at the latest hearing in a ...
14 years ago
‘Pirate politics’ a budding U.S. social movement
When voters go to the polls on Nov. 6, they will likely choose between Republican and Democratic candidates, but there’s a nascent ...
14 years ago
Employers in N.J. may be banned from asking workers for social media passwords
The New Jersey Senate has given final legislative approval to a measure that prevents employers from asking job applicants and employees ...
14 years ago
N.J. high court: Woman with no genetic connection to baby carried by surrogate is not mom
Surrogate birth advocates are disappointed with a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that a woman who arranges for a surrogate to give birth ...
14 years ago
No immediate relief for parents unhappy with Camden public schools
This week’s NJ Spotlight podcast features John Mooney explaining a judge’s decision to deny a request by parents of three Cam ...
14 years ago
An attack ad that makes you smile
One thing you can say about Democratic Congressional candidate Manan Trivedi: He has a sense of humor. He broke the house up perfo ...
14 years ago
Battling for Senate seat, Casey and Smith meet for debate in Philly
The first and only debate between the two men vying for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat will take place Friday night in Philad ...
14 years ago