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PHA gets ok to sell abandoned homes and property
The Philadelphia Housing Authority says it is has been given the green light from the federal government to sell 1,800 vacant houses and ...
17 years ago
Few expected to turn out for PA primary
While Philadelphia’s ballot includes primary races for City Controller and District Attorney, there isn’t a contest for a sea ...
17 years ago
NJ Autism bill puts pressure on health insurers
By: Phil Gregory New Jersey has one of the nation’s highest reported rates of autism. Now it may become the eleventh state t ...
17 years ago
Philadelphia not alone in budget struggles
Philadelphia is not the only major city struggling to close a large budget gap. A new study released yesterday by the Pew Charitable Trus ...
17 years ago
New Jersey moves to get it's share of stimulus funds
By: Phil Gregory Federal stimulus money doesn’t come with an instruction manual. For that, New Jersey’s local official ...
17 years ago
Del. Troopers crack down on DUI violators
Delaware State Police have charged two men with drinking and driving, each for a seventh time. It’s another example of why law enfo ...
17 years ago
We look at the latest in research and treatment as well as the psycho-social issues related to Alzheimer’s Disease. ...
17 years ago
Take a bite out of the Milky Way this month
May is Milky Way month and before your mouth starts to water we don’t mean the candy bar. If you look out to the horizon and nothin ...
17 years ago
Police send message to next D.A.
A dedication ceremony at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office today included a message to the next person to handle pro ...
17 years ago