Jennifer Joyce
Jennifer Joyce joined the FOX 29 News team in September of 2013. She is a general assignment reporter for the FOX 29 News.
Jenni is thrilled to work in her hometown of Philadelphia. Prior to moving back "home," she worked as the Lancaster County Bureau Reporter for CBS-21 News based in Harrisburg, PA. While she was there, Jenni broke multiple stories, reported on the presidential election of 2008 with visits from Barack Obama, John McCain and Sarah Palin and was LIVE at Penn State University the night it was announced that legendary football coach, Joe Paterno, was fired. Jenni got her on-air start at News 12 The Bronx in New York City. She also worked as a reporter at WPVI-TV.
Jenni holds an undergraduate degree from Temple University, She currently teaches journalism as an adjunct professor at Saint Joseph’s University, where she received a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice with a focus on Homeland Security in 2015. In her free time, she loves cooking, hanging out with her family and friends and spending summers at the Jersey Shore.
The latest from Jennifer Joyce
Rapper Phat Geez shot to death in North Philadelphia by suspect in car: police sources
A local rapper is being remembered by fellow Philadelphia native Meek Mill after he became the victim of a deadly shooting this weekend, according to police sources.
Saquon Barkley's former football coach reacts to Eagles deal: ‘I can finally throw away my Giants sweatshirt!'
Saquon Barkley’s former Whitehall High School family in Lehigh Valley is reacting to the news of the NFL star’s three-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Vandals target New Jersey karate studio for 3rd time leaving owner, community fed up
From a stolen Pride flag to a large smashed window, Kenkojuku Karate in Collingswood, New Jersey has been hit by vandals for the third time in the past several months and the community is lending a helping hand.
15 members of synagogue in Cherry Hill head to Israel for mission to help those impacted by attacks
FOX 29's Jenni Joyce catches up with volunteers from a group at a synagogue in Cherry Hill travelling to Israel to offer aid to those impacted by the October 7th attack.
Super Bowl champion Chris Long partners with Yards Brewing Co. to help expand educational equity in Philly
Chickie’s and Pete’s is serving up a new Yards Brewing Co. beer in support of Former Philadelphia Eagle and two-time Super Bowl champion Chris Long's foundation and its initiative serving Philadelphia students.
New Year's twin brothers born on different days - and different years - at South Jersey hospital
The New Year's babies entered the world 40 minutes apart at Virtua Voorhees Hospital - one before midnight, and one after.
Philadelphia gun violence: Signs of improvement bring hope to some ahead 2024
Despite 2023's challenges in Philadelphia, many are choosing to celebrate the start of the New Year with positivity.
Philadelphia Marathon: Runners cross finish line, raising thousands for cancer research
Months of training led to Sunday’s marathon, as thousands of runners laced up and took on the challenge of running 26.2 miles through Philadelphia.
Celebrating Halloween? Tricks, treats and decorations are expensive as families dig deeper to enjoy
Over 70 percent of Americans say they’re celebrating Halloween, but what will it really cost? People are likely digging deeper into their pockets for all the tricks and treats.
Wells Fargo Center removes hundreds of commemorative bricks amid renovations
As the Wells Fargo Center undergoes renovations, many fans are devastated to learn that the center is removing hundreds of their commemorative bricks.