PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- 2022 was a violent year in Philadelphia. 514 people were killed in the city; on average, that's more than one person murdered per day. In total, 2,273 people were shot in ...

Natasha Danielá de Lima McGlynn, executive director of Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia, sits at the main office in Philadelphia on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Hannah Yoon for NPR hide caption ...

Lawson said data across criminal categories involving SEPTA buses is down except for gun violence. He added he plans to hire 40 additional SEPTA police officers by the end of the year.

Police in Philadelphia are investigating three separate shooting incidents that happened Friday night into Saturday morning, which resulted in three men hospitalized.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Six people were injured Monday night following four separate shooting incidents in Philadelphia. The violence came just hours after District Attorney Larry Krasner had noted ...

Three separate overnight shootings left three men injured in Philadelphia, according to police.

Gun violence remains a pressing issue in Philadelphia, despite a notable decrease in incidents in 2023. The city is witnessing a significant community response aimed at addressing this crisis ...

Philadelphia's urban improvements correlate with reduced crime, suggesting environment plays a role in safety.

Philadelphia police are investigating four separate shooting incidents that happened Friday night into Saturday morning, which left two men dead and another two injured. According to the ...

Philadelphia marks Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlighting JWAT's role in reducing gun-related incidents, and emphasizing collaborative, respectful law enforcement and community engagement to ...

Philadelphia has experienced the biggest drop in gun violence among major U.S. cities ... (GVA) data, which is an online archive of gun violence incidents gathered from more than 7,500 law ...

Philadelphia’s Cure Violence team, ... The number of “pinpoint grids” has grown from 22 to 45, and each grid changes shape and size “as crime incidents decrease,” per the department. The city did hire ...