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Communities across the Delaware Valley this week hosted historical re-enactments of El Grito de Dolores.

Labor organizer Luisa Moreno, who founded one of the first Latino civil rights assemblies in the U.S., inspired Friday's Google Doodle.

The four-alarm blaze likely started in a warehouse, then spread to nearby businesses and apartments on Third Street.

“We're a work in progress,” Jalen Hurts said. “We strive for progress, not perfection. We want to grow and find our identity."

The typical home sale cycle is completely disrupted and there’s a clog in the market dynamics, Delaware Valley realtors say.

“That preparedness is what helps you mitigate when you have a devastating storm,” said State Police Superintendent Col. Pat Callahan.

In the four years since the Dulce Maria Alavez's disappearance, hundreds of interviews have been conducted and investigators continue to follow up on every tip reported.

When asked what MLK would think of today’s gun violence, Jones said: “He would put his head in his arms, and he would just weep.”

The Philadelphia Joint Board of Workers United lost some members after Good Karma Cafe baristas voted to decertify the union.

After a controversial decision to rethink its collection of medical pathologies, the Mütter will launch a 2-year public discussion about human remains.

The union is prepared to strike. Auto companies say they're still waiting for counteroffers. And so far, there's no deal in sight.

A new report measures the pace of progress towards economic parity since the famed civil rights demonstration.

Officials said flames started in the warehouse and then spread to nearby stores and apartments.

“One of the preconditions for the rise of an authoritarian strongman is that people cease to believe in the truth,” Rushdie said.

Executive director Lloyd Howell says data makes clear that grass is safer than artificial turf.