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Police In South Jersey Spread Some Warmth Checking In On Seniors During Bitter Blast
The officers were checking on seniors to make sure they had heat and to see how they are weathering this bitter blast.
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Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Has Philadelphia Immigration Community Nervous
"I think the best way to describe it, it's scary, it's anxiety-inducing and we're playing it day by day for the next four years," he said.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Advocate For Trans Community Discusses Trump's Executive Order On Gender: "Anger, Hurt, Scared"
The order mandates the removal of the gender-neutral "X" option, which was introduced under the Biden administration.
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Baby Jesus Statue Stolen From Philadelphia Church Nativity Scene, Priest Says
Reverend Kingsbury said the fact that shrines are always open as places of spiritual worship and interaction often makes them easy targets.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Signs Executive Order Revealing "Wellness Court" In Kensington
The Kensington Neighborhood Wellness Court will be located at 3901 Whitaker Ave, inside the 24th and 25th police district station house.
Philadelphia|News|
Parishioner Who Worshipped Alongside Martin Luther King Jr. Remembers His Impact On Pennsylvania Church
Now 91 years old, Robert Ferguson saw King speak inside the church.
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2 Shot At Philadelphia Laundromat; Person Of Interest In Custody, Police Say
Chopper 3 was over the laundromat Monday, where police tape was seen blocking off an area on the property.
Philadelphia|News|
30th Annual Greater Philadelphia MLK Day Of Service Brings Out Hundreds Of Volunteers
"This is giving me great, great honor to be here. Doing this here … doing something for someone else," 64-year-old Mark Smith said.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Photographer Uses Portraits To Help The City's Youth Feel Seen
Vernon Ray founded the company, Creative Mind Productions, in 2006 after being incarcerated in his early 20s.
Springfield, PA|News|
Pennsylvania Middle School Worker Alleged To Have Punched Student With Autism In Face
John Rossiter alleged his son was brought into a hallway by the worker who then "punched him in the face."
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia-Based Content Creators, Expert Weigh In On Possible TikTok Ban
"I'm losing out on a whole other income stream," content creator Melissa Miller said.
Haverford-Havertown, PA|News|
Police Officer In Philadelphia Suburb Resigns Just Days After Being Sworn In For Full-Time
A police officer who was sworn in over the weekend to help ease a police shortage in Collingdale, Delaware County, resigned on Thursday.
Philadelphia|News|
Adelaide, A Childhood Cancer Survivor, Turns Experience Into Advocacy For Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
What seemed like simple growing pains quickly escalated into a devastating diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Haverford-Havertown, PA|News|
Fanta Bility Memorial Playground Unveiled In Pennsylvania Suburb On 12th Birthday
Despite the bitter cold and wind, the sun was shining down in Sharon Hill Borough Wednesday afternoon.
Philadelphia|News|
2 Men Plead Guilty In Deadly Shooting Of Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor
Hassan Elliott and Khalif Sears shot and killed O'Connor while he was serving a warrant in Frankford for a drug trafficking investigation.
Philadelphia|News|
New Community Center In Kensington To Provide Health Care, Housing Support, Philadelphia Leaders Say
"Our housing counselors will be here. Our community health workers will be here," said Bill McKinney of the New Kensington Development Corp.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia-Area Jewish, Muslim Leaders Optimistic About Israel-Hamas Ceasefire, Hostage Release Deal
Jen Dubrow Weiss, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, says news of a ceasefire gives her hope.
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USS John F. Kennedy Leaving Philadelphia's Navy Yard To Be Dismantled In Texas
The carrier will embark on its final voyage Thursday morning after spending nearly two decades docked in Philadelphia.
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Habitat For Humanity Philadelphia Honors President Jimmy Carter: "Our Most Famous Volunteer"
At the corner of 23rd and Oxford streets in North Philadelphia, Clissita Daniels and her family have been living the American dream.
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Philadelphia Opens Wellness Center To Help With Long-Term Recovery From Homelessness, Substance Use
They officially opened the Riverview Wellness Center in the Holmesburg section of Philadelphia.
