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Atlantic City casinos were hit hard this year, reporting a 9.3 loss for the first 11 months of the year, bringing in only $3.3. billion. ...

Camden’s chairmand of the Planning Board could lose his house becuase of delinquent property taxes. Rodney S. Sadler owes more than ...

Self-proclaimed nerds of Philadelphia gathered at the Field House in Center City on Thursday night to learn about robots, psychedelics an ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would repeal the statute of limitations on lawsuits by victims of child sex abuse.Sta ...

Last month, Kurt Shore was walking out of his advertising business on Umbria Street in Manayunk when he realized he’d made a mistak ...

Nathalia Rosario was cleared yesterday of drug charges. The 13-year-old became the target of a North Philadelphia drug bust last month, r ...

What began as a way to memorialize her son has helped Mary Warner keep troops in Iraq and Afghanistan a little more comfortable. W ...

Someone’s been busy. N.J. Gov. Chris Christie signed nine bills into law this week. Here’s the breakdown  of a few of th ...

The Delaware County Daily Times won an Invalua ...

The jury hearing the case on the death of Kent Schaible will have more than right and wrong to consider. Mainly: what qualifies as right ...

New Jersey’s Penns Grove Borough Council has decided on an alternative to hiring a public safety director — at least for now. ...

In a strange turn of events in the Sabina Rose O’Donnell murder case, admitted killer, 18-year-old Donte Johnson, did not enter a g ...

A bill to transfer regulation of tow trucks and their drivers to the Philadelphia Parking Authority is expected to be voted on by City Co ...

You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink, as the old saying goes.  Well, it appears you can make Philadelph ...

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