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NJ SPOTLIGHT
By Tom Johnson
February 9, 2012
As Gov. Chris Christie yesterday celebrated the groundbreaking of a new power plant in New Jersey, the administration simultaneously ordered scores of other power plants to close down or make major up... More »
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By Mary WIlson
February 8, 2012
Last year, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett proposed more than a billion dollars worth of cuts. This year's spending plan is more or less level. More »
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By Phil Gregory
February 7, 2012
An agency that represents consumers in setting energy policy is recommending that New Jersey reject a proposed offshore wind farm. Fishermen's Energy wants to build New Jersey's first offsh... More »
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By Phil Gregory
February 7, 2012
A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation that would allow Atlantic City casinos to offer customers hand-held devices to place their bets. Supporters say the devices would be attractive ... More »
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NewsWorks Tonight Feature
By Elizabeth Fiedler
February 7, 2012
In his budget address, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett proposed a 30 percent cut to the state-related universities: Temple, Penn State, and the University of Pittsburgh. Lincoln University's fundin... More »
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TWEETS from Corbett's Address
By Associated Press
February 7, 2012
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett calls for another round of spending cuts in his second state budget. More »
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By Elizabeth Fiedler
February 4, 2012
This year's Super Bowl won't feature the Eagles, but a local ad agency believes it will make history during the 3rd quarter: as the first Philadelphia agency to create a Super Bowl ad. More »
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NewsWorks Tonight Feature
By Peter Crimmins
February 3, 2012
The Casino Redevelopment Authority in New Jersey has approved a master plan for an Atlantic City tourism district. The ambitious, long-range blueprint is an effort to re-brand the city as a family des... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
January 30, 2012
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood came to Philadelphia Monday to celebrate the start of renovations at Dilworth Plaza. The plaza is known to many as the site of the Occupy Philadelphia protest.... More »
