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A study says New Jersey is among the most disciplined states

Do you think New Jersey residents are disciplined?

New Jersey · 1d

6abc Action News

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New affordable housing apartments coming in North Philadelphia

Officials broke ground Tuesday morning on the Nayda Cintron Apartments on Cumberland Avenue.

Philadelphia, PA · 21h

CBS Philadelphia

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South Philadelphia woman on a mission to tackle city's trash problem

Glitter is a neighborhood cleaning service and app that connects residents with local cleaners.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

hoodline.com

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Philadelphia Landlord Sues Minnesota-Based Parent of Glassmaker Again Over Shattering High-Rise Windows

Windows have been shattering and falling from the sides of Philadelphia apartment towers since 2024, and the company that owns those buildings is now suing the Minnesota-based parent company of a glassmaker and a window-unit maker for the second time, trying a new legal strategy to make it pay. PMC Property Group says broken glass has landed on sidewalks, balconies and patios at its properties, forcing the company to hire outside experts and put up emergency scaffolding to protect residents.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d
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A building trades union is getting a $1-a-year land deal from the city of Philadelphia

On a gray morning in Southwest Philadelphia, a wide stretch of city owned ground sits quiet beside rail lines and warehouse roofs. Neighbors know the parcel as empty land the city has held for years. City Hall now knows it as the site of a proposed lease that would hand 21 acres to a building trades union for a dollar a year, so the union can raise an apprenticeship training yard. The Philly union land deal has already become a test of how this city treats public property when a powerful labor ally comes asking.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

Backyard Garden Lover

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Pennsylvania Sues Contractor After Homeowners Report Damaged Ceilings, Exposed Wires and Lost Money

Pennsylvania homeowners paid thousands of dollars to improve their properties, only to face unfinished projects and costly damage, according to a new state lawsuit. One bathroom renovation reportedly ended with a ceiling collapsing in another room. The complaints have now led to legal action against JC Home & Construction Management, LLC, and its owner, Julian...

Pennsylvania · 1d

925xtu.com

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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Announces Sixth Citywide Cleanup

Philadelphia is conducting its sixth citywide cleanup in three years, underscoring ongoing efforts to tackle chronic urban cleanliness and related quality-of-life issues. According to Action News 6abc, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the fall edition of the citywide cleaning program and laid out details at the Sturgis Rec Center during a news conference on Friday, Nov. 6.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

The Associated Press

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Army-Navy game moved up a week starting in 2027 to avoid expanded College Football Playoff conflict

The Army-Navy game , which features one of the most storied rivalries in college football, will be played one week earlier in the season starting next year to avoid conflicts with the expanded College Football Playoff . The change was announced Monday after the CFP said it would double in size from 12 to 24 teams next season. The 128th edition of Army-Navy is now set to take place in Philadelphia on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2027, instead of Dec. 11. “As long as the integrity of that game and exclusive rights for that window are good for us, I’m good with it,” Navy coach Brian Newberry said on a video call with reporters. “Everybody knows how important that game is. But to maintain that exclusive window, to honor that game the way it should be honored, I’m really pleased with that.” Army-Navy has been a tradition on the second Saturday of December since 2009. Before that, it was on the first Saturday of the month. The rivalry dates to 1890. "It means a lot to college football and to our country," Army coach Jeff Monken said Tuesday. "I’m just curious to see how it goes as we move forward. Will

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

CSNews Online

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Tackling Tobacco: October 2026 Legislative & Regulatory Roundup

NATIONAL REPORT — Tobacco legislation and regulation is constantly under review at the local, state and federal levels. In this monthly roundup, Convenience Store News highlights the latest proposals and approved changes happening across the United States. COLORADO. Fort Collins — The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment...

Pennsylvania · 23h

glensidelocal.com

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Hatboro officials to review Data Center Ordinance Draft on Nov. 10, rumors of a proposed data center untrue, borough manager says

Hatboro Borough’s Planning Commission agenda for Tuesday, November 10, includes a review of a Data Center Ordinance Draft. According to borough manager Diane Hegele, a rumor has been circulating which claims that a new data center is being proposed near Crooked Billet School in the northeast quadrant of Hatboro.

Hatboro, PA · 19h

egoease.com

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Philly’s progressive left is plotting a City Council takeover in 2027

On a weeknight in a church basement in North Philadelphia, the talk is not about sermons. It is about who will hold the gavel, the zoning pen, and the power to slow a rent increase. Activists who spent recent cycles winning scattered seats are now speaking in the language of majorities. The phrase Philly progressive Council has begun to circulate among organizers who believe 2027 is the year a loose left coalition can become the dominant bloc on the city’s legislative body. The ambition is early, public, and still untested by a ballot. What is clear is the calendar. Municipal primaries in this city are decided long before posters go up, and the people plotting a takeover know it.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

TAG24 NEWS

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John Fetterman may face Gaza-born Democratic socialist challenger in 2028

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Though Senator John Fetterman has not yet publicly announced whether he'll run for reelection in 2028, he already has a challenger looking to take his seat. Gaza-born Philadelphia resident Ahmed Moor publicly announced his candidacy in an X post early Monday morning. He is an author, businessman and a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. "My name is Ahmed Moor and I’m running for US Senate here in PA (election 2028). I’m running to end the war in Iran and to promote the dignity agenda: free healthcare, free childcare, and affordable housing," he wrote. "...

Pennsylvania · 1d

Axios Philadelphia

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A holiday season without Wanamaker Light Show, Dickens Village

The Wanamaker Light Show and Dickens Village are MIA this holiday season as the historic Center City building undergoes redevelopment . Why it matters: For the first time in generations, the Philly holidays will go without the beloved Christmastime attractions. State of play: The panels of snowmen, reindeer and sugar plum fairies, along with the bulk of the components for the show, remain tucked away in what's known as "Frosty Central" — a sealed hallway in the building behind the Wanamaker Organ. "They're safely stored," Ray Biswanger, executive director of the Friends of the Wanamaker Organ , tells Axios. Plus: The animatronic characters and displays for Dickens Village are housed and preserved on the building's third floor. The big picture: New York-based TF Cornerstone, which owns the Wanamaker, recently revealed a bar and restaurant concept for the Grand Court, home to the famous eagle statue and former site of the light show. Plus: The redevelopment includes converting office space into 600 apartments. Rendering of a potential remake of the Grand Court at the Wanamaker Building, which includes a bar around the eagle statue. Screenshot: Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustment What we know: The holiday attractions are paused for at least

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

App.com | Asbury Park Press

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Medicaid cuts bite into NJ; how can Democrats reverse them? | Exclusive

New Jersey is notifying thousands of residents who receive health insurance through the state's Medicaid program, NJ FamilyCare, that some may no longer be eligible and others may soon face requirements to work, volunteer or go to school to maintain the benefit. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., the top Democrat on the committee that oversees health care policy, said the incoming Congress wanted to repeal the cuts to both the Medicaid program and subsidies for plans consumers buy through the Affordable Care Act. "Eliminating these cuts and repealing that aspect of the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' or HR 1, is the No. 1 priority," Pallone said Nov. 9 in an interview. New Jerseyans with NJ FamilyCare and providers are beginning to see changes from GOP-backed legislation signed by President Donald Trump on July 4, 2025. Notably, some 10,000 noncitizens lost their coverage Oct. 1. The state and counties are building technology to manage work requirements. And health clinics that rely on Medicaid reimbursements are bracing for the potential fallout. APP investigation: NJ hospital revenue has soared since pandemic, and so has CEO pay The moves come as health care emerged as one of the most important issues in the recent

New Jersey · 1d

Fox News

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Anti-Israel socialist silent on Jewish business boycott in district he's set to represent

Christopher Rabb, a democratic socialist elected in the Blue Wave, stayed silent as Democrats condemned a Jewish business boycott in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, PA · 21h

WHYY

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Camden County residents agree to tax increase to reduce sewage spills, preserve nature

Garden State outlook: Analysts explore what the Democratic victories mean for New Jersey, Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s relationship with the Trump administration and the state GOP’s future. Race recaps: Here’s a look at who won and who lost in the midterms, plus full results. The 2028 pivot: After...

Camden County, NJ · 2d

WHYY

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Philadelphia Mayor Parker orders review of city’s foster care system after death of Malayshia Allford

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Mayor Cherelle Parker has ordered a review of Philadelphia’s foster care system following the death of 10-year-old Malayshia Allford. Parker’s executive action on Tuesday follows similar calls...

Philadelphia, PA · 17h

New Jersey Globe

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Inkygate: Inquirer lawyers: if Nancy Phillips gave her notes to prosecutors, it’s ‘protected public expression’

According to lawyers for The Philadelphia Inquirer, if editor Nancy Phillips gave her “fabricated” notes to prosecutors so they could falsely indict South Jersey political boss George Norcross for racketeering, it’s no big deal. Why?. Because, according to lawyers Eli Segal and John Stapleton, Phillips’s “alleged transmission...

New Jersey · 1d

insidernj.com

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2026 League List (Courtesy of Garden State Strategy)

All roads lead to Atlantic City when the New Jersey League of Municipalities convenes. If you're headed to the conference, check out the list of receptions and events during the days and evenings compiled by Sarah Seaboldt with Garden State Strategy. Be sure to drop in at the InsiderNJ Power...

Atlantic City, NJ · 1d