Funds from a swim club discrimination settlement have been distributed to six youth groups in the Philadelphia area. The $65,000 in funding is part of a $1.1 million court settlement involving the now ...

Amy Goldman, a member of The Valley Club, said those able to attend a hastily called meeting Sunday afternoon voted unanimously in support of reinstating the memberships of the Creative Steps day camp ...

The legal action stems from allegations that a group of young children were kicked out of the Huntingdon Valley pool club because of the color of their skin. Protestors held a rally at the site ...

Discrimination against minority patrons had already led to the closure of the now-defunct Valley Club in Huntington Valley. Now the operators of the club will have to pay a total of $65,000 to the six ...

Here’s a summary of the week’s Northeast news we didn’t cover. See others here. A big story last week involved Huntingdon Valley’s Valley Swim Club. The Montgomery County private pool is accused of ...

PHILADELPHIA AP - A suburban swim club accused of discrimination last summer after revoking the memberships of mostly black and Hispanic children plans to declare bankruptcy, a newspaper reported ...

The infamous Philadelphia swim club that made headlines for turning away Black and Latino children that changed the “complexion” of the business is getting its just due after being served with court ...

After a months-long investigation, the Justice Department is suing the Valley Swim Club, alleging race bias. The Justice Department’s investigation into whether or not the private suburban club broke ...

The Justice Department announced a settlement agreement Thursday in a Philadelphia-area racial discrimination case dating back to June 2009. During that summer, Creative Steps Day Camp of Northeast ...

As members pulled into the Valley Club on Saturday to enjoy the sun and a swim, they were greeted by protesters shouting, "No Justice, No Peace." Nearly three weeks after the Lower Moreland swim club ...