Lynette Hazelton

The rain and wind had nothing on the nation's oldest Turkey Day parade, which brought in its usual cheer to mark the start of the holiday season.

The agency’s new CEO, Donna Bullock, talked with The Inquirer about her own experiences with childhood housing insecurity.

Discussions at the University of Pennsylvania and St. Joseph's University will share stories from victims of the Holmesburg Prison experiments and their families.

A timeline of the medical experiments at Holmesburg prison and the after effects on the inmates who participated.

A get-out-the-vote rally organized by the Nuns On The Bus advocacy group with a focus on Catholic voters becoming multi-issue and not single-issue voters.

The Philadelphia Day of Hope, this year held on Sept. 21, was not only a celebration of remembrance for those who lost their lives to gun violence, it was also a call to halt the violence.

Anti-violence advocates say the difficult work of the Community Crisis Intervention Program has made a difference in Philly.

In Philadelphia, 500,000 people depend on SNAP. But 15 out of 100 people are still food insecure.

Philadelphia honors Mont Brown's anti-violence messages by naming a street after him.

City Harvest is a Pennsylvania Horticultural Society program that pairs community gardens and nonprofit organizations to support food pantries and soup kitchens.