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With a nod to King's vision for America, grassroots organizers aim to empower residents to "fight for their neighborhoods" amid mounting affordability pressures.

"If King were alive today," said Rev. Gregory Holston, "he'd be right out here with us."

Organizers hope the day of service encourages people to volunteer year-round.

Founders of the Original American Foundation say their goals are to lower food costs for neighbors and prevent gentrification.

As Camden County Police expand drone programs, surveillance in New Jersey is becoming more common.

A co-founder of the William Way Center, Olshan coordinated its first art exhibition 50 years ago. She now portrays people she has lost.

More than 120 restaurants across Philadelphia’s downtown area will offer discounted, prix-fixe menus during the annual winter dining promotion.

Water providers are removing toxic PFAS chemicals from drinking water, but current methods are energy intensive. Temple researchers are looking at alternative technologies.

Delco Gives has raised approximately $4 million for local nonprofits and causes since the philanthropic initiative launched in 2024.

Artists Anika Grant and Nandi Jordan are producing “Ceremony for Revolutionary Seeds” this fall at historic sites in Camden, Fort Lee and Trenton.

Trump says the rate would climb to 25% on June 1 if no deal was in place for “the Complete and Total purchase of Greenland” by the United States.

While state law mandates districts to make arts classes available, public education funding disparities have meant that some schools are still catching up.

Fears of an intensified crackdown in Philadelphia have sparked increased interest about how to interact with immigration enforcement agents and document ICE activity.

The scorched guitar fuzz and reverb that define Robb's experimental sound anchor Jessica Kourkounis' surreal film.

The fiberglass Liberty Bell replicas are designed to show the city’s diversity as part of the Bells Across PA project.