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A state appellate court has ruled state and local agencies must consider requests for public records even if they do not conform to the ...

Remembered for his stellar career and friendly demeanor off the job, retired Newark Police K9 R ...

A New Jersey lawmaker wants to force local government officials to disclose the details of public employment contracts. For more t ...

Attend a Wissahickon Interested Citizens Association meeting this week. The group meets every second Wednesday of the month at 7 p. ...

Attend a Wissahickon Interested Citizens Association meeting this week. The group meets every second Wednesday of the month at 7 p. ...

NJ Transit has relaxed its bike policy, allowing cyclists to access transportation at all of its stations. Effective July 1, bikes ...

Representatives of at least one Northwest civic group are planning to appear at a city Planning Commission meeting Tuesday, for a ...

A statement issued by Rowan University’s faculty senate opposes the proposed merger between Rutgers-Camden and Rowan, stating propo ...

A Philadelphia City Council Committee has approved a bill to direct a new surcharge on parking tickets to the city’s parks and recr ...

The Mt. Airy Business Improvement District (BID) will be taking the next step forward in its charter renewal process tomorrow. BID will ...

Travel between Philadelphia and South Jersey? Listen up. Redecking and maintenance work on two of the Delaware River Port Authorit ...

In a lively Friday night ceremony at New Covenant Church of Philadelphia, 122 teens went from being students at Imhotep Institute Charter ...

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Louis “Luigi” Borda, a seventh-grade geography teacher at Philadelphia magnet school Masterman, ran 100 laps around his schoo ...

Delaware’s recent Click It or Ticket patrols resulted in 1,014 tickets for seat belt violations, continuing a decline in recent yea ...