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San Diego County's Blue Envelope Program -- which is strictly voluntary and self-implemented -- will launch Oct. 16.

A service designed to help people with autism, anxiety, dementia or other conditions successfully interact with law enforcement personnel during emergencies, traffic stops or other potentially stressful situations will soon get underway in the San Diego area.

Aiesha Teague had steadily been stealing from Ripple for 10 years — nearly the entire time that its single store in a nondescript strip mall at 1682 30th St. had been open — according to Ripple’s owners.

Aiesha Teague faces three felony charges and a lawsuit for an alleged forgery scheme.

Over the years, a sea of hopeful job seekers has lined up outside the Temple University Aramark STAR (Student Training and Recreation) Complex for Philadelphia’s largest annual employment event. This year, the event will return Friday, June 16, with the 16th Neighborhood Job Fair and Resource Village. Temple has hosted the event since the early 2000s and more than 1,000 job

Participatory grantmaking was used to identify round one grantees. It is one of Philadelphia's most significant forays into participatory grantmaking to date.

Philly takes first steps in distributing national opioid settlement funds with $1.9 million in grants for community and grassroots organizations.

The $4.3 million project was unveiled to the excited community on May 4, 2023.

As a part of Philadelphia’s goals of supporting its communities, the Heitzman Recreation Center was selected for renovation to invest in the area.

The Northwest Summit is a collective of nonprofits, faith communities and individuals serving Germantown and Northwest Philadelphia.