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The FBI Philadelphia office is raising awareness about transnational repression, highlighting efforts to combat threats against dissidents abroad. Their initiative aims to protect global human rights and promote justice.
The LGBTQ community in Pennsylvania is urging lawmakers to strengthen hate crime laws after a rise in targeted violence. Advocates call for enhanced protections and harsher penalties to ensure safety.
The former HR and DEI director of an art museum faces charges after police allege she charged $58,000 in personal expenses to the museum’s company credit card, sparking an ongoing investigation.
Philadelphians gathered to protest recent U.S. military attacks in Venezuela, denouncing the actions as a “war crime.” Demonstrators called for peaceful diplomacy and an end to intervention, highlighting concerns over escalating violence.
Crime & Punishment Brewing, the sole brewery in Brewerytown, Philadelphia, announced it will close after a decade of operation. The closure marks the end of a local craft brewing icon’s 10-year run.
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office launched “The Home of the Free Data,” a public criminal-legal dashboard on phillyda.org, providing transparent, real-time crime and prosecution statistics to the community.
The Philadelphia mayoral race is intensifying as candidates focus on crime policies. Voters are closely watching plans to address rising violence and public safety amid the city’s ongoing challenges.
ICE has deported a man linked to the 1999 murder of Eddie Polec in Philadelphia. The move marks a significant step in immigration enforcement tied to serious criminal cases. Authorities continue to monitor similar cases.
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office has updated its DAO Data Dashboard to offer more accurate, transparent public information on violent and serious crime trends in the city. Visit phillyda.org for details.
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) supports state efforts to improve justice and public safety through funding, research, and policy development. Visit pa.gov for more details.
PhillyVoice.com highlights three new crime shows set in Philadelphia, each offering a unique take on the city’s gritty underworld. Find out which series suits your taste in drama, suspense, or true crime storytelling.
Philadelphia’s new Crime Scene Cleanup pilot program offers residents professional assistance in restoring homes after traumatic incidents, allowing affected families to focus on healing and recovery.
The LGBTQ+ community in Pennsylvania is urging lawmakers to strengthen hate crime laws after a surge in incidents. Advocates call for enhanced protections to ensure safety and justice statewide. (nbcphiladelphia.com)
Philadelphia police under-reported 2021 crime data to the FBI, Axios reports. The discrepancy raises concerns about the accuracy of crime statistics and efforts to address public safety in the city.
Philadelphia has seen the largest drop in gun violence among major U.S. cities, according to a recent report. The decline marks a significant improvement in public safety, highlighting effective community and law enforcement efforts.
SEPTA’s serious crime rate hit its lowest point in a decade in 2025, according to CBS News. Enhanced security measures and community policing efforts contributed to the significant decline in incidents.
The owner of Santucci’s Pizza was sentenced to one day in prison for tax-related offenses, according to Patch. The brief sentence highlights legal repercussions for financial misconduct in local businesses.
Philadelphia is on pace for its lowest annual homicide total in 50 years, city officials announced. The significant decline highlights progress in public safety efforts amid ongoing crime challenges.
After 65 years, police have identified the “Boy in the Box,” a mysterious 1957 cold case victim. Advances in DNA technology and genealogical research finally revealed his identity, offering long-awaited answers to a decades-old tragedy.
A man was fatally shot in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood during Pride celebrations, authorities confirmed. The incident has raised concerns over safety as the community mourns. Police continue to investigate the circumstances.
























