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Child-welfare investigators faulted after death ot N.J. toddler
A state report says child-protection workers in New Jersey could have done a better job of investigating domestic violence complaints bef ...
13 years ago
Corbett looks to state programs to trim Pa. health spending
After Gov. Tom Corbett laid out his budget plans Tuesday, the head of Pennsylvania’s Department of Welfare reiterated concerns abou ...
13 years ago
County officials see slight silver lining in Pa. budget plan
County officials across Pennsylvania say Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed cuts in state funding for Department of Public Welfare program ...
13 years ago
N.J. moves to curtail sick-leave payouts
Municipal leaders in New Jersey are welcoming a proposal to curtail sick-leave payouts for retiring public workers. Legislation in ...
13 years ago
Monsignor’s lawyer wants judge to step down from child endangerment case
A Roman Catholic church official wants a Philadelphia judge to step down before his child-endangerment trial because of her recent rema ...
13 years ago
Princeton presents long-silenced Prokofiev work
On Thursday, Princeton University will premiere a lost musical play by the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev. “Eugene Onegin ...
13 years ago
A few weeks into the job, N.J. attorney general outlines priorities
New Jersey’s new attorney general has known Gov. Chris Christie for a long time. Jeff Chiesa met Christie in the 1980s at the law f ...
13 years ago
Falcon Cam returns to Harrisburg state office building
Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection has turned its Falcon Cam back on to keep eye on the birds of prey that have ...
13 years ago
Closer to a health exchange in New Jersey
New Jersey Assemblyman Herb Conaway, D-Burlington, is offering a first look at how a health-insurance exchange might work in the Garden S ...
13 years ago