Obama takes hard-sell reform pitch to Pa.
President Obama stepped up pressure Monday on his fellow Democrats to retool the nation's health care system, decrying those whoput politics above policy at an appearance in suburban Philadelphia. (-Read More-)
Court deals another setback to Bryant
Former state Sen. Wayne Bryant cannot use campaign funds to help pay for his legal defense at a corruption trial, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday. (-Read More-)
Board asks for answers on Drayton's child support
Burlington County's freeholder-director said he will ask the newly appointed county administrator to speak to the board members about his problems with child support arrearages. (-Read More-)
More arrests in double homicide in Camden
Five more teens have been charged in connection with a double homicide here, authorities said Monday -- a day officials also announced the unrelated slaying of a city high school student. (-Read More-)
Platt: Aide who lied deserves 2nd chance
Council members approved a revised budget Monday night for fiscal year 2010 of $63.9 million, reflecting a $600,000 increase. (-Read More-)
For Phillies fan, it's a delivery to remember
A Haddon Township resident received his Phillies season tickets via a furry special delivery Monday afternoon. (-Read More-)
School votes scheduled for 3 towns
Today, local voters will consider school-improvement proposals worth $86.1 million in three Burlington County school districts. (-Read More-)
Camden rally set on bill to target drug dealers
Church and community leaders will hold a public rally tonight in support of proposed legislation that would make it easier for police to keep drug dealers from returning to the places where they were caught. (-Read More-)
Committee OKs 3 Cabinet picks
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved three more of Gov. Chris Christie's Cabinet picks on Monday, including his selection for head of the Department of Children and Families who was questioned for hours about her work for sex education groups. (-Read More-)
Obama visits Pa. to make spirited pitch for health bill
Stirring memories of his campaign for the White House, President Barack Obama made a spirited, shirt-sleeved appeal for passage of long-stalled health care changes Monday as Democratic congressional leaders worked behind the scenes on legislation they... (-Read More-)
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