Refurbishing Work Getting Underway on North Side of City Hall Apron
On the north apron of City Hall, fencing has been installed to prevent pedestrians from getting close to what is about to become a major work zone.
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On the north apron of City Hall, fencing has been installed to prevent pedestrians from getting close to what is about to become a major work zone.
Troopers from the Bedford barracks say the man accidentally left the voucher displayed on a machine at the South Midway Service Plaza on Friday morning.
A local hospital is getting assistance in its effort to spread the word on the benefits of breastfeeding.
Atlantic City's eight casinos saw their revenue increase by 5.3 percent in May compared with a year ago.
"They got this contract and, in order to make more money off of it, they took dangerous shortcuts," says Elie Honig, director of the state's Division of Criminal Justice.
Neither side would disclose the terms of the contract until the union votes on it.
Officials say it's the most efficient method of generating the highest number of potential bidders and the most revenue.
A pair of bills to be debated next week in the New Jersey Senate and Assembly would grant hospitals designated "level one trauma centers" exclusivity in providing EMS services in the towns in which they are located.
"I didn't necessarily know that (parking enforcement officers) have a lot of extra time on their hands," candidate Melissa Murray Bailey says. "And if they do have extra time on their hands, then we should be looking at how we're allocating our resources."
Hundreds are expected today at a job fair to fill 800 positions at a new shopping center opening this summer in Gloucester Township.
The New Jersey Assembly Thursday passed a series of bills aimed at helping Atlantic City through its ongoing financial crisis.
A couple of dozen protesters, in matching red T-shirts, stood outside Council chambers, some holding signs calling on Comcast to "pay (its) fair share."
Included is a side deal that guarantees higher wages for baggage handlers and other employees of private contractors at PHL.
Advocates for better state funding for education in Pennsylvania took their cause to the steps of the courthouses today in Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware counties.
The photogenic props include giant XOXO letters, a bicycle-built-for-three mounted on a stand, and oversized Adirondack chairs.
