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The school board voted nearly all in favor with one opposed, even after numerous parents and students showed up to fight for her job.
Police say it happened around 7:10 p.m. Tuesday at the 2900 block of D Street.
The resort on Tuesday formed the Atlantic City Sports Commission, whose mission will be to attract sporting events of all sizes to the seaside resort.
Principal William Robbins faced a challenge: raise $250,000 by this week, or close Saint Paul School by the end of this year.
Jill Schlesinger reports with the upcoming tax-filing season expected to be the worst in decades, accounting and tax prep firms are expected to hire more people.
Following Monday's deadly incident in the smoke-filled tunnel beneath the streets of Washington, SEPTA officials say they well understand why any emergency unfolding aboard a train underground can be especially frightening for passengers.
The most likely spot for any measurable snow is Southern Delaware, with Sussex county potentially seeing a coating to an inch.
Following the five month-old girl's death, state officials immediately launched an investigation into the Wyndmoor Learning Center.
Do you plan on purchasing a car in 2015? Or maybe you're considering buying or refinancing a home? As the Federal Reserve looks to raise interest rates for the first time since 2006, 3-On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at how it will impact your wallet.
Rich covered the reinstatement of fraternities at the University of Virginia, Chris Christie's State of the State Address in New Jersey, and another potential Mitt Romney run for President. He talked to Jim Steyer from Common Sense Media about the Student Privacy Protection Act and Christine Flowers about the relaxing of sanctions by the NCAA against Penn State.
Jim Cawley says the more he considered the job as CEO of the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, the more he viewed it as a continuation of his public service.
Ashley Gardner of Yardley Fitness showed Ukee Washington a fun new workout called Surfset.
