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Student Charged After Bringing Unloaded Handgun Into South Jersey School, Police Say
Police said on Thursday that officers went to the school at around 3 p.m. on Wednesday after a weapon was recovered.
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Man Accused Of Murdering Pregnant Girlfriend In Philadelphia Appears In Court After 4 Years On The Run
Justin Smith, 27, appeared in a Philadelphia courtroom for the first time on Wednesday for the 2021 murder of Brice and her unborn child.
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Philadelphia Union Partner With Delaware County School To Develop Next Generation Of Pro Soccer Players
"The SWAG" is a Union soccer program that aims to level the playing field by introducing inner-city youth to soccer.
Philadelphia|News|
Part Of The Wissahickon Creek In Philadelphia Has Turned Green. Here's Why.
Part of the Wissahickon Creek has turned neon green, but the Philadelphia Water Department says residents shouldn't be alarmed.
Philadelphia|News|
Man Shot And Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
The shooting happened on the 3400 block of Hope Street at around 8 p.m., according to police.
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Philadelphia's 2025 Pride Weekend Will Feature 600-Foot Progress Pride Flag, Largest In U.S., Organizers Say
Advocates have called for the Pennsylvania Senate to pass the Fairness Act, a bill that ensures equal protections for LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Woman Who Was Confirmed By Pope Leo In Peru Reflects On Spiritual Connection With New Pontiff
"I cried, a lot of emotion when I found out," Custodio said. "It just feels very special that I got to meet him — and now he's the pope."
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Rapper LGP QUA Identified As Man Killed In Juniata Park Shooting, Police Say
A man who was shot and killed in Juniata Park over the weekend was identified by police Monday as a rapper from North Philadelphia.
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Dozens Of Philadelphia Mail-In Ballots At Risk Of Not Being Counted Due To Voter Errors. Here's How To Fix It.
City commissioners said they're also having trouble with mail ballots from voters whose identity couldn't be verified.
Philadelphia|News|
MOVE Bombing 40 Years Later: For Many, Philadelphia Hasn't Done Enough To Rectify "Unconscionable" Act
Forty years ago today, this city block was a smoldering wasteland. Africa's friends and family were here. Eleven of them died.
Newark, NJ|News|
In Bid To Avoid Strike, NJ Transit, Engineers Union Meeting With Mediators In Washington
"New Jersey Transit's continuing refusal to bargain in good faith has brought us all to this position," BLET general chairman Tom Haas said.
Newark, NJ|News|
Newark Liberty Airport Could Be Limited To 56 Flights Per Hour Through Mid June
The FAA says the reduced capacity is needed as it assembles a team of experts to fast track upgrades to the system.
West Deptford, NJ|News|
Video Shows Aftermath Of Deadly House Fire In Washington Township, New Jersey
Neighbors living nearby in Washington Township, New Jersey, are still trying to make sense of the fire that took the lives of two people.
West Deptford, NJ|News|
New Jersey Students With Autism, Learning And Developmental Disabilities Dance The Night Away At Prom
The prom was filled with balloons, a backdrop, a photo booth and food. Georgia, the therapy dog, even made an appearance.
Haddonfield-Haddon Township, NJ|News|
South Jersey Families Celebrate A Sunny Mother's Day With Time Together, Ice Cream And More
Sunday was all about moms along Kings Highway in Haddonfield, New Jersey.
Radnor, PA|News|
Smoke Billows From Jaguar And Land Rover Showroom In Pennsylvania After 2-Alarm Fire
There were no reported injuries. It's not clear how the fire started or if any vehicles were damaged.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Students Elect New Pope During Mock Papal Conclave As Pope Leo XIV Is Introduced
On Thursday, students at St. Joseph's Preparatory School played a game by holding their own papal conclave.
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Second Temple University Student Suspended After Antisemitic Incident At Barstool's Philadelphia Bar
The first Temple student was suspended on Sunday after a video on social media showed a sign that said "[Expletive] the Jews" on display.
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1985 MOVE Bombing To Be Remembered As Philadelphia City Council Calls For "Reflection" 40 Years Later
The city is still dealing with the aftermath of the incident decades later.
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Billboards Of Pope Leo XIV Honor Villanova Graduate In Philadelphia Region
Pope Leo XIV is a member of the Augustinian religious order and was elected the top leader of the order twice.
