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They Were Hunted For Body Parts In Africa. Years Later, They're Getting New Artificial Arms In New Jersey.
In their native East African country, the United Nations said that people with albinism are mutilated for body parts.
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At Hanukkah Celebration In Philadelphia, Attendees Vow To Stay "Resilient" After Australia Mass Shooting
Dozens gathered outside the Betsy Ross House in Old City for a prayer service and religious celebration on the first night of Hanukkah.
Philadelphia|News|
2 Philadelphia Police Officers Hospitalized After Fire In North Philly
Crews arrived on the scene and found smoke coming from an apartment on the fourth floor.
Philadelphia|News|
Former President Joe Biden Attends Philadelphia Eagles-Las Vegas Raiders Game
The Bidens were in the building to see the Birds snap a three-game losing streak in a dominant win over the Raiders.
West Deptford, NJ|News|
Snowfall Brings Out Sleds And Shovels In Washington Township, New Jersey
At a popular sledding hill along Johnson Street, dozens of kids and parents bundled up to make the most of the winter weather.
Philadelphia|News|
Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Played Key Role In Developing New Treatment For Hemophilia
The gene therapy requires a single infusion. It doesn't cure hemophilia, but it makes it a whole lot safer and easier.
Philadelphia|News|
14-Year-Old Injured In Apparent Accidental Shooting In North Philadelphia, Police Say
The 14-year-old was shot in the stomach and taken to St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, where he was placed in stable condition.
Chestnut Hill-Mt. Airy, PA|News|
Guardrail In Chestnut Hill Replaced After CBS Philadelphia Investigation Finds Pattern Of Crashes
"We're happy to see the guardrail repaired," Cindy Bass said. "We do know that other things are in the works in terms of traffic calming."
Philadelphia|News|
SEPTA Reaches Deal With Another Workers' Union To Avert Strike For The Second Time This Week
SEPTA reached a tentative labor agreement with Transport Workers Union Local 234, its largest workers' union.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia "Santa Clauses" At USPS Push Through One Of Post Office's Busiest Weeks
"We're like Santa Claus for the Post Office. We get the mail and the packages delivered to the people," a USPS distribution clerk said.
Philadelphia|News|
This Philadelphia Restaurant Was Recognized By The New York Times For Having One Of The Best Dishes Of 2025
Mawn, which is located on South 9th Street, is run by James Beard Award-winning chef Phila Lorn and his wife, Rachel.
Philadelphia|News|
Phillies DH Kyle Schwarber, With Newborn On Way, Says Fans, Philadelphia Community Factored Into New Contract
This week, Schwarber reached a $150 million, five-year deal to remain with the Phillies, just before the expected birth of a daughter.
Philadelphia|News|
Resolution Would Give Vacant Philadelphia School Buildings To City As Part Of Mayor Parker's Housing Initiative
Longtime Fairhill resident Jennifer Barker also calls the property, which has been vacant for more than 10 years, a huge problem.
Philadelphia|News|
Man, Teen Fatally Shot In Philadelphia's Germantown Section, Police Say
The shooting happened in the area of Queen Lane and Laurens Street at around 5:15 p.m., according to police.
Philadelphia|News|
Now Cancer Free, Dancer To Make Debut In Philadelphia Ballet's "The Nutcracker"
"Nothing else in this world can gratify me in the way that this profession does," survivor Nick Patterson, who plays Cavalier, said.
Philadelphia|News|
Twice Weekly Trash Pickup Expanding To North Philadelphia In 2026: "I Feel Like The Streets Are Cleaner"
"In 311, we've seen as much as a 22% decrease in the amount of phone calls related to illegal dumping here in South Philly," Williams said.
Philadelphia|News|
Christmas Comes Early For Kids At South Philadelphia PAL Center: "I Love It Every Time I Come Here"
This is the 20th year since the Phillies adopted the Ford PAL Center. Phillies alumnus Milt Thompson looks forward to the event every year.
Philadelphia|News|
Salvation Army In Philadelphia In Need Of More Toy Donations This Holiday Season
This season, the need is greater than ever. The most requested item? A bike.
Philadelphia|News|
After Deadly Crash On Philadelphia Road, Investigation Reveals Repeated Accidents At Damaged Guardrail
"It is not uncommon to hear or see that there are cars in the creek, either there or along Lincoln Drive," Jessica Winter said.
Philadelphia|News|
How This Philadelphia Hospital Is Making Biopsies Better And Easier For Lung Disease Patients
Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital is making biopsies better and easier for patients with lung disease.
