Philadelphia Becomes Largest City In The Country To End Low Level Traffic Stops
Many people of color have been targeted by law enforcement for secondary violations.
New Jersey COVID-19 Bill Could Secure Early Release For More Than 3,000 Prisoners
The ACLU tells the New York Times that it's believed to be the first legislative initiative of its kind in the United States.
Philly Bar Owner Draws Gun On Black Cyclist Over Social Distancing Dispute
A Black cyclist was concerned about the lack of social distancing going on in Philly. When he spoke up, a bar owner reacted with his gun.
Philly Activists Stop Traffic To Demand Release Of Incarcerated People Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Philadelphia activists are making sure that incarcerated individuals aren't forgotten during the coronavirus pandemic.
Philly Opens Up 20 New Free Food Locations
Americans around the country are feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Cities are responding with increased food assistance sites.
DaBaby, SWV, Meek Mill & Brandy To Headline Roots Picnic 2020
The roster covers a range of different music genres, including soul, Afrobeats and funk.
Suspect In Custody After Allegedly Shooting 6 Philadelphia Police Officers
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney criticized federal and state governments for not standing up to the National Rifle Association, paving the way for his city's officers to come under attack.
Two Women Of The Move Nine Are Released From Police Custody After 40 Years In Prison
Janine Phillips Africa and Janet Holloway Africa maintain their innocence after serving four decades for a police shooting.
Bully Allegedly Lights 13-Year-Old Girl's Hair On Fire, While Other Kids Laughed
Nevaeh Robinson, 13, sustained 1st degree burns and lost some of her hair after a classmate allegedly set her hair on fire.