Sherry Stone

Fifty years after the National Urban League published its first State of Black America report, the organization's latest edition asks a provocative question: Is the American Dream Dead?

Fifty years after the National Urban League published its first State of Black America report, the organization's latest edition asks a provocative question: Is the American Dream Dead?

Gunfire ripped through the air during fire shootings this past weekend in Philadelphia claiming the lives of African-American victims: Paul Rice, 42, and Earl Bowman, 53, in separate incidents, according

As the 14th anniversary of Philadelphia Police Officer Moses Walker Jr.'s murder approaches, his family is confronting the loss that has defined their lives since 2012 after a judge ordered

As many as one in six children across the Philadelphia region faces food insecurity, a challenge that advocates warn could worsen as federal changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program,

A spokesman from the city's health department is urging residents to stay alert as a nationwide Cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled lettuce products continues to grow, while emphasizing that local

A spokesman from the city's health department is urging residents to stay alert as a nationwide Cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled lettuce

Seth Williams entered the makeshift classroom at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility in Northeast Philadelphia — one of four such facilities within city limits and 85 throughout the state — with the

Seth Williams entered the makeshift classroom at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility in Northeast Philadelphia — one of four such facilities within city limits and 85 throughout the state — with the

For community leaders working to mentor youth, support crime victims, expand mental health services and revitalize neighborhoods, the checks they received from the city’s district attorney on Monday represented more