Jillian Kramer

With many garden flowers, what you buy is what you get: Red roses are red roses; yellow gerbera daisies are yellow gerbera daisies.

State prosecutors are seeking to appeal the case of three men whose murder convictions were overturned in May after they spent 28 years in prison.

The two teens wanted in the shooting death of 22-year-old Billy Schmidt remained on the run Wednesday, authorities said.

Published JK I report on the people, policies, and institutions that shape Philadelphia's criminal justice system and the lives it touches.

Published Philadelphia prosecutors are expected to charge a teenager accused of killing a Penn State student as an adult, a law enforcement

Philadelphia is on track to record fewer than 200 homicides for the first time since the 1960s, a remarkable turnaround from just five years ago, when nearly three times as many people were killed.

The indictment, filed on Thursday, is the latest into the ongoing investigation into Horsch, 44, who was arrested last month.

An audit by the city's Citizens Police Oversight Commission of four police districts found 22nd District officers activated their cameras the least.

In March, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that judges cannot automatically impose life-without-parole sentences for second-degree murder convictions.

The program, which had run for decades before the pandemic, was at risk of disappearing without action from the state.