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
Peacock spotted roaming Cherry Hill and Voorhees neighborhoods
A peacock roaming freely in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, has captured the attention of local residents and sparked widespread interest.
Delco sixth-grader gets warm welcome home after health battle
James Dosii was brought to the hospital on Christmas morning. What started as sinus pain turned into a brain infection. On Friday, his school community had a celebration to welcome him home.
What we know about the Pennsylvania State Trooper shot and killed during traffic stop in Chester County
Pennsylvania State Police Corporal Timothy O’Connor was shot and killed during a traffic stop in West Caln Township on Sunday. The suspect, identified as Jesse Nathan Elks, died by suicide after the shooting, according to state police. Here’s everything we know.
How Philadelphia schools are working to fill teacher vacancies
Philadelphia school leaders discussed the ongoing teacher shortage during a panel at Temple University on Monday.
SEPTA to implement trolley cameras March 2, $51 fines begin April 1
Starting March 2, SEPTA trolleys on Lines T1–T5 and G1 will use automated cameras to catch vehicles blocking lanes or stopping zones.
ICE agents detain man at Montgomery County home; family, protesters gather
Immigration agents detained a man at a Lower Providence Township home in Montgomery County, prompting protests and statements from local officials about the conduct of the operation.
Collingswood fire department faces staffing shortage, struggles to cover emergency calls
Collingswood officials say the town’s fire department is struggling to respond to emergency calls due to a major staffing shortage, prompting a public meeting to address the issue and consider solutions.
Philadelphia water main breaks: Cars frozen, repairs underway
Crews in Philadelphia are spending hours repairing water main breaks as freezing temperatures continue to cause problems across the city.
‘We are ready’: Parker declares snow emergency, Philly schools closed Monday
Mayor Parker ensured Philadelphia's readiness for the incoming winter storm and declared a Snow Emergency, urging residents to remain off the roads.