Mora said she's in constant communication with her family and they update her with videos showing the storm's impact.
"He was always smiling. A smile that we are never going to see again," Zoraida Garcia, Irizarry's aunt, said.
"After a shower, they just feel and look like a new person," Mancini said. "Really have that sense of dignity restored."
Many people in Philadelphia have seen the impact of gun violence up close and personal.
McGlynn opened up about the origin of how the pieces are created and the thought behind each and every garment.
"This is not temporary. This is not fleeting. This is who your child is," Herring said.
One of their businesses is serving up second chances in Manayunk — and tacos.
Some advocates say the painted buffer area and flex posts installed at some intersections aren't enough.
"This block is hit all the time," said Lily Gebbia, whose car was hit twice in two weeks.
The video shows her 20-year-old daughter, chasing after the man who she said assaulted her with a body fluid.
Some concerns included safety, congestion and pollution.
CBS News Philadelphia has reached out to Krasner's office for comment.
"My hope is that if we understand this as a 'kids' issue, that we will raise it on the priority list," Dr. Vivek Murthy said.
"When we come in in the morning, now we have to remove people who are sleeping on our doorsteps … It doesn't feel safe," Alicea said.
"This is the first time I've seen this," said Grisel Claudio, who has lived in Juniata Park for 22 years.
The weekend airstrikes left Michael Balaban fearing for the safety of his friends and family in the country.
The book explores the character skills and motivational structures that can help underrated and overlooked people achieve success.
"When I use the word puzzle, I mean a creative, clever, adventuresome experience where you have to figure something out," Eric says.
The shooting left three injured, and five people were arrested, police said.
"Aramark grossed over a billion dollars with our help," Fred Motley, an Aramark employee, said.
When Philadelphians look back on the 2024 eclipse, they'll remember where they were and with whom they shared the moment of cosmic wonder.
She and others started the group Afghans of Philadelphia x Sola in 2021 to help families who were fleeing from the Taliban.
Unite Here Local 274 is Philadelphia's food service workers union. The union voted 92% to authorize a strike if necessary.
"We are entirely sad but also inspired by the strength of the Northeast community," Councilmember Anthony Phillips said.
"People come by and play all hours of the day, in the middle of the night. It doesn't matter if it's a few notes or banging on the piano."
"We're just two women out of Philadelphia who get kids out of the system, we shower them with love," Lila Jones said.
The foundation is also looking to recruit and train additional volunteers within the next few weeks, Earle said.
Some Philadelphians want more cameras added on the Boulevard and throughout the city.
Teachers are allowed 10 sick days a school year for themselves or to care for a sick family member.
Law enforcement officials responded to two incidents hours apart Saturday night and early Sunday morning.
"We have to be a voice for our people," 8-year-old Aleena Milhemabuali said. "They can't do it by themselves."
There are over 40 health centers in Philadelphia that provide care for low-income, uninsured and underinsured residents.
Savage Sisters Recovery offers public health services, running water, clean clothing and wound care for people suffering from addiction.
It's a critical-thinking cartoon inspired by Philadelphia, with students from Fanny Jackson Coppin School in South Philadelphia.
The gathering was held at FAME, an event venue in Kensington.
A mother said she is fed up with the bullying and fighting at a Philadelphia charter school in Port Richmond.
At her core, 34-year-old Dance Therapist and Director of Rebel Arts Movement Alyssa Bigbee is a rebel.
Father Bradley says the caroling system was started up by two parishioners around Christmas time and was funded by donations.
It's been one month since Pope Francis formally approved allowing priests to bless same-sex couples, a controversial shift in the Vatican.