Historic 100-year-old South Jersey fire company needs your help
Siafa Lewis reports on the Helping Hand Fire Company in Deptford, N.J.
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Siafa Lewis reports on the Helping Hand Fire Company in Deptford, N.J.
Gov. Shapiro was there Wednesday to get a tour of Black Founders: The Forten Family of Philadelphia."
You can watch it every weekend in February on our streaming channel CBS News Philadelphia.
SEPTA's celebrating Black History Month by paying tribute to historic Black figures.
SEPTA on Wednesday morning unveiled the unique way it'll be celebrating Black History Month this year.
Adrean Bailey was a teacher with the School District of Philadelphia for 32 years. When she retired, she found pottery and fell in love with it.
Adrean Bailey found a pottery hobby after retiring as a Philadelphia school teacher. Natasha Brown reports.
It's the oldest continuously active Black garden club in the country.
There's a forgotten cemetery in Northeast Philadelphia at Benjamin Rush State Park that many say can no longer be ignored.
Reuben Salters has been beating the drum for the Sankofa Cultural Arts Center for years.
'The Confess Project' is training barbers to be mental health advocates.
STEM opened up the world to Jacqueline Means, well beyond her rough neighborhood of Southbridge in Wilmington, and she's determined to make STEM the ticket out for other girls as well.
A South Jersey man is keeping Black history alive by preserving the legacy of his own family. Meet unsung hero Samuel C. Still III.
So far the program has helped about 30 undergraduate students, and there are signs it's turning the tide. The four-year graduation rate for Black males has risen to 19.8%.
Both are creating a new trail at one of the largest public transportation systems in the country.
Small business owners will be able to get in-person consulting, services, right outside their own businesses.
African Americans have higher rates of heart disease than white men and women and are 30% more likely to die from it.
Inspired by his sons, Lonnie Smith created this virtual reality space for others in the community with autism to have a safe haven.
Expect Lace is a destination for desirable sets and separates that seduce but also aim to be timeless.
Bernard Lumpkin hopes visitors to the exhibit come away with a deeper understanding of being Black in America.
Rakiyah Akins and Dahlia Tarver are close friends, and now creators of the first online, student-run publication dedicated to Black art, fashion, music, and most of all Black voices at the historic Central High School.
The Route 38 bus seat is decorated with flowers and a picture of Parks.
A native of Wilmington, Shadd was born a free Black man in 1801 and worked alongside abolitionist Thomas Garrett to get fugitive slaves to Canada.
Each room is designed to tell a story of Black girls and women and their journey through life.
Kelsey Koelzer of Horsham, Pennsylvania, is the first Black head coach in the history of NCAA hockey.
