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NJT spokesman William Smith says the agency currently has no plans to act on any of the proposals in a 2009 consulting company's report.
The Presidential Emergency Board found that SEPTA is correct in insisting that pay raises for the Regional Rail engineers and electricians follow the same pattern as raises for subway and bus operators.
Camden County spokesman Dan Keashen says 45 homeless people have been moved to shelters and to addiction treatment.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Major renovations are set to begin at the Divine Lorraine Hotel in North Philadelphia.
Planning to fly soon? You better book those flights this week because tickets purchased next Monday will cost you more.
Even though it's Germany and Argentina for the championship, folks at a South Jersey shop say this year's tournament has been a win for soccer in this country.
The announcement of Trump Plaza's plans to close in mid-September is just another blow to Atlantic City's largest casino workers union.
Officials within Trump Plaza have yet to offer any comment of confirmation.
Visiting Chandler Bat Company, in Norristown, the challenger in the governor's race took a swing at Corbett's leadership skills.
"The children of Philly deserve better," said secretary of education Arne Duncan (center) at a Community College of Philadelphia roundtable on how young men of color can achieve.
Owners are not permitted to change the exterior in any way but can remodel inside to their hearts content.
New Jersey officials on Thursday approved tax incentives worth $260 million over 10 years for a company to bring 395 jobs — many of them in manufacturing — to Camden
In all, 342 layoff notices are going out. A school district spokeswoman says this is unrelated to the cigarette tax standoff in Harrisburg.
