West Deptford, NJ|News|
Officer Bobby Shisler Honored With Moving Memorial In South Jersey
"This is literally one of the most beautiful things anyone has done thus far," said Ashley Shisler, Bobby's sister.
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Haddonfield-Haddon Township, NJ|News|
Multi-Million Dollar Improvement Project Along Kings Highway In New Jersey Causes Mixed Feelings For Businesses
"The improvements will make it safer for our children walking to and from school," said Mount Ephraim Mayor Susan Carney.
Philadelphia|News|
President Biden Announces $1.3 Billion Investment Into HBCUs During Philadelphia Visit
"HBCUs have received $17 billion — the most any administration has ever, ever, ever, ever committed," Mr. Biden said.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Council President Kenyatta Johnson Proposes Stiffer Penalties For Drivers Blocking Bike Lanes
Johnson introduced legislation on the first day of the fall session that would increase fines for parking or stopping in the bike lanes.
Philadelphia|News|
Community College Of Philadelphia Empowers Young Voters During National Voter Registration Day
The annual kickoff event encouraged students and the college community to vote in the upcoming November election.
Haverford-Havertown, PA|News|
After Outcry, Collingdale Council Ends Meeting Without Voting For Controversial Police Chief
"I cannot believe the behavior from this … council even thinking about a guy like that," Shawn Dougherty, from Teamsters 107, said.
Gloucester Township, NJ|News|
Players, Relatives Remember South Jersey Youth Football Coach Who Died In Car Crash
"He always put everyone else before himself. He always gave back to the community," Eddie Marrero said.
Collingswood, NJ|News|
2 Collingswood, New Jersey, Schools To Stay Open After Bond Referendum Didn't Pass
Two of the oldest elementary schools in Collingswood, New Jersey, will remain open after voters rejected a bond referendum on Tuesday night.
Philadelphia|News|
Convenience Store Employee Stabbed During Robbery In Philadelphia
The convenience store employee was taken to Jefferson Hospital in critical condition, according to police.
Philadelphia|News|
Washington Square West Becomes Philadelphia's Newest Historic District Despite Opposition From Homeowners
"You can't get any more history than what's happening right here in Washington Square West," TAMI Sortman said.
Chestnut Hill-Mt. Airy, PA|News|
Crowds Fill The Streets Of Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill Section For 40th Annual Fall For The Arts Festival
Win Gregg and her family drove all the way from Doylestown to attend. "It's a very special festival," she said.
Philadelphia|News|
Local Businesses Go Big Helping Fans Show Off Their Philadelphia Eagles Pride
When it comes to vintage sports apparel, what's old is truly new again. "It's new, old stuff going out," owner Joe Vernacchio said.
Philadelphia|News|
SS United States Conservancy Files Motion To Keep Ship Docked In Philadelphia Until December
On Thursday morning, the court called a hearing for Friday morning to discuss the motion and the December eviction deadline.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Councilmembers Urge State To Provide Additional Funding For SEPTA Amid Budget Shortfall
SEPTA said fares could increase by 30% and service could be cut by 20% by early next year if lawmakers don't act.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Teacher Encourages Students To Work At Polling Places Ahead Of November Election
Philadelphia still needs thousands of November election workers less than two months away from the big vote.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Teens Return From Ivory Coast After Meeting A King, Reflect On Experience
Their journey began on Aug. 7 with an 11-hour flight from Philly to Abidjan, where they reconnected with nine Ivorian peers.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia-Area College Students React To Harris-Trump Debate After Watch Parties On Campus
Widener's watch party was held inside Lathem Hall. The space was standing room only and more than 100 students showed up.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Region Honors Those Lost 23 Years Ago On Sept. 11: "Always Remember"
The Garden of Reflection was dedicated in 2006, and ever since, it has held a Remembrance Ceremony on Sept. 11.
Philadelphia|News|
Both Sides Make Their Case For Philadelphia 76ers' Proposed Arena At Town Hall Hosted By Mayor Cherelle Parker
"We are going to hear directly from the community -- both those in support and those in opposition," Mayor Parker said.
Philadelphia|News|
Deadline Arrives For SS United States To Vacate South Philadelphia Pier, Though Path Forward Is Unclear
At the Sept. 5 meeting, the board postponed voting on whether the ship would be taken there and sunk off the coast as an artificial reef.
