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Recount expected for PA judicial election
A razor-thin margin of victory in one of Pennsylvania’s statewide judicial elections is setting the stage for a recount. A ...
16 years ago
More indictments possible in corruption probe
Several media reports are hinting toward imminent indictments in Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett’s ongoing investigation ...
16 years ago
Christie may clash with teachers unions
By Phil Gregory New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie says improving the quality of the state’s schools ...
16 years ago
Buses, trolleys and subways will be running for Monday morning’s commute. SEPTA says on its website that service will resume at 4:0 ...
16 years ago
Taxi drivers benefit from SEPTA strike
The continuing SEPTA strike is hurting commuters who can’t get to work and businesses who’ve seen sales drop. But one group o ...
16 years ago
When public unions punish the public
At the start of every week, thousands of people buy SEPTA passes to get to work. Imagine their frustration and anger on Tuesday morning ...
16 years ago
Residents find new ways to get around
As the SEPTA strike lingers, area residents are starting to find alternative methods of transportation, even school children are making t ...
16 years ago
Transit union workers on picket lines
Striking SEPTA workers are manning the picket lines. The transit strike that began on Tuesday has halted Philadelphia’s buses, trol ...
16 years ago
Anxiety, concerns over soldiers’ mental health
In the aftermath of the Fort Hood shootings, mental health professionals and military staff are trying to meet the emotional needs of sol ...
16 years ago