Thursday headlines

• State:
  
  
  
  • No more polls, says GOP in Pa. Senate
    
    
  • It's a new generation of retirement homes
    
    
  • Possible Amtrak strike is delayed
    
    
  • Pa. proposals on public records advance
  
  
• City
  
  
  
  • Nutter transition reaches to non-politicos
    and Nutter selects leaders for his transition team
    
    
  • Oh asks D.A. to probe ballots from vets home
    
    
  • Rally: City schools need $1 billion: Nutter joins call for additional state funding, citing findings of new report.
    
    
  • A 'heartbreaking' trend: Teen violence aimed at the homeless
    
    
  • Daniel Rubin | When 'forever' is inconvenient (city promised to keep land as a park "forever" but now offering to Fox Chase for expansion)
    
    
  • John Baer | Political red light for Blvd. cameras (getting held hostage by the toll road controversy?)
    
    
  • Editorial | Police Union Rules: Handcuffing progress
    
    
  • Opinion: A U-TURN FOR KIDS ON THE WRONG ROAD: DROPOUT PROBLEM GETS ATTENTION - BUT MORE IS NEEDED
    
    
  • Rx4PA: HB 2005 clears its first committee hurdle