NewsWorks Tonight, March 20, 2018
Listen 21:16We get an update on the standoff near Princeton University. Inclement weather in the region is causing transit authorities to take precautions. Candidates file their petitions to run in Pennsylvania’s shape-shifting Congressional districts. A look at SEPTA’s worst performing bus line. NJ.com’s Brent Johnson details how the GOP is faring in New Jersey after Chris Christie. La Salle plans to sell valuable paintings from its collection; angering many students and alumni.
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