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
Eugene Horsch investigation: Images of 2 deceased women found in home, police say
Images recovered from a hard drive found during the search of 44-year-old Eugene Horsch's Chew Avenue home show what investigators believe are the bodies of two women.
Millville man shot and killed by Cumberland County officer during 'domestic disturbance': AG
Shaun Murphy was shot and killed by police in a Millville home on Thursday after reports of a domestic disturbance, according to the state Attorney General's Office.
Philadelphia community leaders honored for crime prevention, supporting public safety
This year, Philadelphia’s homicide rate is 25% lower than this time last year, and last year’s hit a historic low that hadn’t been seen since the 1960s. The Philadelphia police department is thanking
Quakertown student protest: Bucks County DA finds 'no evidence to support further charges'
The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office concluded its investigation into the Quakertown police response to the February 20, 2026 student protest, criticizing the police chief’s actions but finding no grounds for further criminal charges against juveniles or police.
LeBron James may live in New York City while playing for Sixers, reports say
Reports indicate LeBron James, newly signed to the Philadelphia 76ers, may choose to live in New York City rather than Philadelphia, prompting mixed reactions from local fans and realtors.
South Philly sinkhole leaves neighbors frustrated, blocks street for weeks
A large sinkhole on South 23rd Street in South Philadelphia has remained unrepaired for seven weeks, causing safety concerns and frustration among neighbors.
Electric bike explodes inside Bristol Township home; family escapes fire
An electric bike exploded and caught fire inside a Bristol Township home, prompting a dangerous evacuation but resulting in no serious injuries.
Freight train derails in Bensalem, shelter-in-place issued
Officials say there is no threat to the public after 16 cars from a 72-car freight train derailed near Street Road and the Neshaminy Falls train station in Bensalem on Tuesday, June 30. The shelter-in-place order for the area has been lifted, according to authorities.
Wilmington Hospital shooting suspect indicted on murder, felony charges
John Wallace-Bey has been indicted on multiple felony charges, including First Degree Murder, for a shooting at Wilmington Hospital that resulted in one death and one critical injury.
1 of 3 Philly officers released from hospital after weekend shooting; New details about suspect
One of three Philadelphia police officers shot over the weekend has been released from the hospital, while the other two remain hospitalized; the alleged suspect, Eric Franks, was killed in the incident.