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By NewsWorks Staff
May 25, 2013
NewsWorks would like to congratulate all of this year's Rutgers University graduates. You are the school's biggest graduation class ever. School officials say the class of 2013 included an estimated 14,302 graduates from the university's Camden, New Brunswick-Piscataway, and Newark campuses. Rutgers–Camden held four commencement ceremonies at the Susquehanna Bank Center. 9 a.m.: S... More »
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By Jana Shea for NewsWorks
May 25, 2013
When Superstorm Sandy damaged the beaches in the Delaware River bay, it left horseshoe crabs without a place to nest. The loss of spawning grounds dramatically worsened the plight of an endangered shorebird which depends on horseshoe crab eggs for its survival during spring migration. More »
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Behind the Lines
By Tony Auth, @bytonyauth
May 25, 2013
Let's hope that it prevails over the long run. More »
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By Emma Jacobs, @ecjacobs
May 24, 2013
Restaurant workers often complain that their employers skim some money off of the tips they make. A fired former manager at Chickie's Pete's alleges the sports bar chain did just that -- and says it cost her job. More »
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By Phil Gregory
May 24, 2013
Gasoline prices have edged higher recently, but an industry analyst expects they'll hold steady for a while. More »
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By NewsWorks Staff
May 24, 2013
Kick off the beach season with NewsWorks Tonight as we broadcast live from Ocean City, N.J.! In this popular program's first-ever remote broadcast, host Dave Heller and our team of knowledgeable reporters will highlight the Jersey Shore's rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. The program will also touch on other issues relevant to the Philadelphia region. EVENT DETAILS... More »
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By Associated Press
May 24, 2013
Four major transit agencies in New York and New Jersey will receive $3.7 billion in federal aid to repair damage from Superstorm Sandy. The money also will help protect the region's trains, buses and subways from future storms. U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced the additional disaster relief funds on Thursday. More »
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By Phil Gregory
May 24, 2013
Beaches from Sea Bright to Manasquan are being restored at a coast of $100 million, the biggest beach restoration project in the nation right now. The goal is to protect roads, home and infrastructure from storm damage. But not everybody is happy with the project. More »
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By Tracey Samuelson @TDSamuelson
May 24, 2013
This list is a starting point and a partial guide to what's open, what’s not and what to expect at the Jersey Shore this summer. Please add to it by posting information in the comments. More »
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By Tom MacDonald @tmacdonaldWHYY
May 24, 2013
For businesses in Ocean City and other Jersey Shore towns that were spared the worst of Superstorm Sandy, the challenge leading into the summer season has been more than renovating or rebuilding. More »
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