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Philadelphia’s City Controller says the city should be actively collecting fees for police services rendered to private entities an ...
16 years ago
Trash, health centers “on the table” as city discusses budget scenarios
By: Bill Hangley Mayor Nutter says he will respect a court order to keep open eleven libraries, but says the city’s budget-c ...
16 years ago
Federal rules give mixed messages on prescribing drugs off-label. (Photo: Michelle Tribe) Friday (1/30), drugmaker Eli Lilly is ex ...
16 years ago
State Republicans react to stimulus bill
Pending Senate approval Pennsylvania and New Jersey may come into millions of dollars for schools, as well as roads, bridges and mass tra ...
16 years ago
New Jersey bill would allow private contractors to clean toxic waste
By: Mary Fuchs New Jersey is home to an estimated 20,000 contaminated toxic waste sites. No one is pleased with the slow pace in a ...
16 years ago
Stimulus bill will help Pennsylvania education
By: Bill Hangley Education advocates say Washington’s role in funding schools could be redefined. Pennsylvania state officia ...
16 years ago
Threat of arson creates stress and anxiety
Coatesville residents are on high alert after a string of arsons, including a fire that damaged 15 homes on Saturday. Experts say living ...
16 years ago
Rendell says prison costs rising, won’t be cut
Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has told unions to expect rolling furloughs for state workers. Rendell previously announced he would cut ...
16 years ago