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The animals at the Norristown Zoo are getting in the May 4 spirit!
The Brandywine Valley SPCA held its annual Walk for Paws community fundraising event Saturday.
Kerri Corrado reports.
Alim Howell with the Race for Peace committee says the event will bring police and young people together.
Alim Howell with the "Race For Peace" committee joins CBS News Philadelphia to tell us more about an upcoming basketball game that is looking to make our communities a better place
Community groups are trying to cut into crime in West Philadelphia, specifically the Lancaster Avenue business corridor.
A South Jersey police officer injured in the line of duty last month continues to recover and members of his community have not forgotten about him.
The North Philly community is continuing to come together after Temple University Sgt. Chris Fitzgerald's death in February.
Marcella Baietto reports.
Nikki DeMentri reports.
Seth Kaplan reports.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Ryan Hughes reports.
A need neither organization sees ending anytime soon.
The nonprofit is working on getting a new fridge by early next week and they say after that they will be excepting donations.
The JFS held a community event Friday afternoon in observance of local Holocaust survivors in the region.
A town hall meeting for Chinatown residents will be held at Crane Chinatown Community Center at 7 p.m.
The Eagles' players and cheerleaders are helping to recruit new mentors for Big Brothers and Sisters and support local children in need.
Chinatown community members say the meeting is a chance to get their questions on the planned arena answered. Jasmine Payoute reports.
Alicia Roberts reports.
Full Court Development's plans for a three-story mixed-use building would block the mural.
Temple police and the school's football team also pitched in.
Darrow says inflation and high prices have made it difficult to keep the pantry stocked. It's doing a number on families trying to stay above water.
Residents in North Philadelphia say they've been complaining about this eyesore to no avail.
The new officers lined the streets, going door to door. Neighbors say it gives them a better sense of safety.
