Kwanzaa

The Root host Felice Leon joins NBCLX to discuss the celebration of Kwanzaa and if the social reckoning that occurred throughout the country in 2020 has had an impact on the Kwanzaa tradition.

Kwanzaa is a week-long non-religious celebration of African-American culture and traditions. And while it was created in 1966 and has been popular since the 1980s, many people still don’t know much about it. LX Host Ashley Holt is here to explain what you need to know about this modern holiday.

After protests and a pandemic, the African American Museum in Philadelphia says unity – the guiding principle of the first day of Kwanzaa – can start in your own home. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson reports.

Maybe people have COVID fatigue, maybe people just miss seeing other people. The reasons aren’t clear. But nearly half of Americans surveyed say they feel that it’s safe enough to travel more now than they did three months ago.  In fact, 28% of Americans will hit the road on Sunday, which is the busiest departure day of the year....

City and community leaders celebrated the start of Kwanzaa on Thursday night by lighting up Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row red, green and yellow. The weeklong celebration honors African and African-American culture.

We’re in for a rainy and warm end to 2018. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Sosna has the forecast.

Kwanzaa, the seven-day celebration of African American and Pan-African family, community and culture, officially kicks off Wednesday, Dec. 26. The holiday revolves arounds seven principles: Umoja (unity) Kujichagulia (self-determination) Ujima (collective work and responsibility) Ujamaa (cooperative economics) Nia (purpose) Kuumba (creativity) Imani (faith) To recognize the seven principles, here are seven ways to celebrate Kwanzaa Philadelphia: Learn About Kwanzaa at…

In honor of the first day of Kwanzaa, Boathouse Row will be lit up with red, green and gold. Other events around Philadelphia mark the beginning of the celebration of African heritage and culture.

People can be hard to please when it comes to buying Christmas presents. Especially if they don’t know what they want themselves. A lot of people apparently turned to Google this year when they didn’t know what they wanted for the holiday, according to Google Trends’ round-up of the top questions about Christmas in the U.S. this...

Philadelphia’s finest are wishing residents across the region a safe and joyous season with a special holiday greeting.

About 30 babies being treated in a Kansas neonatal intensive care unit couldn’t go to the mall for a photo with Santa last week, so hospital staff members and volunteers brought the holiday cheer inside, the “Today” show reported. The little bundles of joy were dressed up as colorful presents for Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa, thanks to hand-sewn costumes made...

Three retired judges will join a task force and review 3,000 past arrests as part of a probe involving 14 San Francisco city police officers linked to racist and homophobic text messages, a prosecutor said Thursday.

San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr said Friday he is recommending several officers be fired over accusations that they have exchanged racist and homophobic texts.