Mateo Malcarney, 12, found out his South Africa safari was granted at a party with tortoises and a hissing cockroach.

Susan Dannenberg and Michele Mathes shared a sorority room 60 years ago. Now they share a cocktail hour, a cat each, and a joint bank account.

Friendly Faces Café, tucked inside Friendly's at Foxmoor Shopping Center, is giving neighbors with intellectual and developmental disabilities real paychecks.

Collingswood starts at noon and Toms River shifted to Friday as New Jersey towns rewrite Halloween hours for 2026.

A new 54-unit building rounds out a nearly 20-year effort by the Diocese of Camden to house low-income Pennsauken seniors.

The Voorhees centenarian fled Nazi Germany at 12. His hometown will set memorial stones outside his family's old store.

Eastlake Park's court got new life as the Sixers Youth Foundation marked its 15th neighborhood renovation and first in Delaware.

Kareem Bayoumy, 17, had never had a friend at his birthday. Willow Grove rallied with a park party, a limo and live music.

The South Philadelphia Community Fridge lost its 200-pound pantry to flames, but the adjacent fridge survived and is already restocked.

PAWS will double its dog capacity and boost cat space 20% once Grays Ferry and Old City locations merge into one South Philly hub.

Northeast High students formed human letters reading QB1 while first graders at Clara Barton sent cards to Swoop.

True North Church converted a shuttered Vineland Sears into a 950-seat campus after families kept driving to its Mullica Hill site.

The event at the Vineland Convention Center honors a community that's shaped the city for generations.