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"A Hope That Lights the Way," a documentary produced by the Mayor's Office of Engagement and the Mayor's Office of Black Male Engagement, focuses on the community leaders and organizations working to inspire hope and provide solutions to Philadelphia's gun violence crisis. The film will premiere to a sold-out audience at the Franklin Institute on Friday opening for future showings later this year.

The girl was shopping with her mother and other family members when she "got struck by stray gunfire," Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said.

WGA and SAG-AFTRA accuse company of deliberately interfering with picketing; NBCUniversal denies it

Don't mess with trees, Universal. They have powerful friends.

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“In the right market we want to be as aggressive as we can, and build as much affordable housing as the market can allow,” Safaí said. But “you can’t get any units at all if no one is building.” 

Philadelphia School District Superintendent Tony Watlington says keeping children in school is one way to them keep safe.

Police are searching for eight suspects who are wanted in connection to various homicides in Northeast Philadelphia since September of 2022. 

Season two, episode four of And Just Like That... saw a slew of epic cameos, some hot and heavy sex scenes and a flash of a penis.