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Court date: What happens to existing coverage if health-care law is struck down?
The most controversial parts of the federal health law do not go into effect until 2014, but many provisions are already in place: Insura ...
13 years ago
Shawmont students get rare visit from ‘Jazz Ambassadors’
It was a high-energy performance inside the Shawmont School auditorium on Friday. When it was all over, the students cheered for more. Be ...
13 years ago
Worst areas of traffic congestion in South Jersey
Sitting in traffic when you’re trying to get to work — or trying to get home — is frustrating and all too common for South Jers ...
13 years ago
South Jersey traffic congestion has Cooper University Hospital looking for alternatives
Cooper University Hospital, one of the largest employers in South Jersey, may offer cash incentives to employees to get them not to dri ...
13 years ago
In photos: Philadelphia remembers Trayvon Martin with Love Park vigil
More than 500 people gathered to show their support for the family of slain teen Trayvon Martin at a vigil in Love Park on a windy Monday ...
13 years ago
A woman in a gray hoodie held a simple cardboard sign at Monday night’s candlelight vigil in Love Park: “Trayvon Martin could hav ...
13 years ago
A week before opening in Atlantic City, Revel gets N.J. casino license
New Jersey’s Casino Control Commission has granted Revel, Atlantic City’s newest casino, a license to operate The new ...
13 years ago
Tensions in Philly City Council over Nutter property tax plan
Sparks flew as Philadelphia City Council began reviewing Mayor Michael Nutter’s 2013 budget proposal Monday. The fiercest debate s ...
13 years ago