Eva Andersen

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A new coffee shop in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, is creating a space for people with disabilities to find community and a place to exercise new skills. Bean Ability Cafe opened in late January in Drexel Hill through a partnership with Emmaus Home, a nonprofit that provides housing and faith-based support for adults with physical and intellectual disabilities. Residents have an opportunity to participate in activities at the cafe during the day and even help customers.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen

Malvern family surprised by Phillies, local company with backyard makeover The Phillies and a Lancaster County-based company partnered to surprise a Malvern family with a backyard makeover following a family loss in 2023. Ray, Sammy and Gio Almada lost their father two years ago. This week, they were gifted a backyard transformation — complete with a Phillies-themed swing set, Adirondack chairs, a wiffle ball field and new landscaping.

1 week ago | kesq.com | Eva Andersen |Jon Claudio |Ryan Hughes |Sean Tallant

By Eva Andersen, Jon Claudio, Ryan Hughes, Sean Tallant, Nikki DeMentriClick here for updates on this story MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pennsylvania ( KDKA) - Hundreds gathered outside the Montgomery County Courthouse Saturday as part of the "No Kings" movement, joining voices across the nation and region to protest what they call a growing threat of authoritarianism in American politics.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Jon Claudio

While some families celebrated Father's Day over brunch or backyard barbecues, others gathered at Citizens Bank Park for the Philadelphia Phillies game. For Buck DeSantis of Conshohocken, it's become a yearly ritual. "It's America's old pastime," DeSantis said, standing alongside his father, Richie, and his 8-year-old son, Chase. The DeSantis family has marked Father's Day at the Phillies game every year since 2019, when Chase was just starting to form memories of the ballpark.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Sean Tallant

Community members and immigrant rights advocates gathered Wednesday evening at the Reformed Church of the Ascension in Norristown to share emotional stories of loved ones detained — and in some cases deported — amid what they describe as a recent wave of immigration enforcement. Julieta Guadalupe Adán said her brother, 34-year-old Alejandro Serrano Adán, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Saturday and is now back in Mexico.