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SEPTA proposed budget contains small increase
Philadelphia’s transit agency is seeking a three point three percent increase in this year’s budget, but will not raise fares
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16 years ago
New law enforcement effort to stop straw purchases
By: Tom MacDonald
Philadelphia Family Court is teaming up with the District Attorney and State Attorney General in a new effort to
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16 years ago
Williams, removed from DA’s race, files appeal
The man considered the front-runner in the District Attorney’s race is now fighting to appear on the ballot. Democrat Seth Williams
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16 years ago
NJ Police Union to file lawsuit seeking halt to furloughs
By: Tom MacDonald
The union representing New Jersey police officers is expected to file a lawsuit today to stop furloughs ordered
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16 years ago
Utility Companies seek to tweak energy legislation
By: Scott Detrow
Democratic House leaders characterize as a top priority a measure that would phase in likely electricity rate cap
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16 years ago
North Philadelphians to weigh in on budget
This week North Philadelphians get to tell City Council what they think of Mayor Nutter’s proposed budget. This is the first offici
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16 years ago
PA lawmakers have signed no bills
By: Scott Detrow
Not one bill has been signed into law yet this legislative session. But a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader D
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16 years ago
There’s no lack of headlines containing the words “public outrage” these days – especially in connection with the
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16 years ago
NJ residents rally behind bees
With spring flowers beginning to bloom, pollination season is starting for bees — if they made it through the winter.
Ne
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16 years ago
A congressional investigation released yesterday [3/26] exposed dysfunctional oversight of human clinical trials. But the medical communi
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16 years ago
Is President Obama's budget plan making the grade?
As President Obama jumps into sales mode and tries to sell his budget plan on every occasion, we jump into analysis mode and tell you wha
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16 years ago