The boyfriend of a woman murdered in North Philadelphia remains at large two years after the tragic killing. Authorities continue to seek information as the case remains open. Community members urge anyone with tips to come forward.
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A teen was killed and two others injured in separate overnight shootings in Philadelphia, authorities report. Police continue to investigate as the community grapples with rising gun violence. More details to follow.
Philadelphia authorities announced the arrest of 21 individuals linked to recent gang-related shootings across the city. The District Attorney emphasized ongoing efforts to curb gun violence and enhance community safety.
Philadelphia officials credit social media posts for breakthroughs in solving years-old shooting cases. Digital clues helped investigators identify suspects, bringing new hope to cold cases, 6abc reports.
“Not for Nothing,” a gritty South Philly crime drama, premieres in theaters and on Amazon Prime. The film explores loyalty and survival in the city’s underworld, marking a bold new chapter for Philly-set storytelling.
Violent crime in Philadelphia has declined this year, continuing a broader trend seen in many U.S. cities. Officials highlight ongoing efforts in community policing and intervention programs as key factors in the decrease.
Nine current and former Philadelphia police officers have been charged in the “Guns Down, Gloves Up” investigation, CBS News reports. The probe targets alleged misconduct linked to gun violence and police conduct.
Two men were injured in a shooting outside an Airbnb in Center City Philadelphia. The gunman was quickly apprehended by police. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the incident.
Archived: ERO Philadelphia arrested 29 criminal noncitizens during a weeklong surge operation, officials announced. The effort targeted individuals with criminal records to enhance community safety.
Keon King has been charged with murder in the death of Philadelphia woman Kada Scott, authorities confirmed. New details reveal the circumstances surrounding the case are under active investigation.
Philadelphia’s homicide rates have reached historic lows, according to a new report by The Pew Charitable Trusts. The decline marks a significant shift in the city’s public safety landscape.
Gas stations in Philadelphia are increasingly becoming hotspots for violence, with sharp rises in robberies and assaults reported. Authorities urge enhanced security measures as communities call for urgent intervention.
Trung Duc Lu, suspect linked to the murder of Philadelphia brothers, has been added to the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list. Authorities urge the public to provide any information leading to his capture.
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has launched a new crime unit to tackle “short dumping,” addressing illegal waste disposal that harms communities and the environment. The initiative aims to strengthen enforcement and boost public safety.
Crime in Atlantic County, New Jersey, has declined steadily over the past five years, officials report. The decrease reflects enhanced law enforcement efforts and community programs, contributing to safer neighborhoods.
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Philadelphia’s “Ban the Box” law now includes stricter guidelines for employers on criminal history inquiries. Jackson Lewis highlights key updates to ensure compliance and fair hiring practices.
Philadelphia is investing $2 billion in affordable housing to tackle gun violence, aiming to address root causes like economic instability. Experts watch closely to see if improved housing can curb crime rates.
Philadelphia’s police commissioner credits recent drops in crime to community policing, increased patrols, and targeted interventions, highlighting ongoing efforts to keep neighborhoods safe, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Gun violence is spreading into new neighborhoods as gentrification displaces drug-related crime, a West Virginia University study finds. The research highlights shifting patterns of violence linked to urban change.