Kristen Johanson is a Crime & Justice Reporter at KYW Newsradio. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on commercial and private airlines. Kristen's work has been featured in CBS Radio.
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Kristen Johanson's coverage predominantly revolves around crime-related news in the Philadelphia area. She extensively covers evolving and breaking stories related to crime, police activities, court proceedings, and homicide cases.
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By: Kristen Johanson
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Two attorneys with Philadelphia's District Attorney's Office say Larry Krasner told them to “protect the office” or
The 74-page plan aims to continue to drive down crime, modernize policing through data and technology, invest in and support officers and staff, and strengthen community trust.
Authored by Civil Litigation Supervisor Thomas Gaeta, the District Attorney’s Office called the attorneys’ claims “ill-informed,” said they were not authorized to file them, and that they no longer represent the office in this case.
A woman has admitted to killing a SEPTA bus driver as he drove his route nearly three years ago in the city’s Germantown neighborhood.
By: Kristen Johanson
One of the men convicted of shooting and killing a Philadelphia police officer more than a decade ago had his conviction overturned on Monday.
By: Kristen Johanson
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said his office plans to appeal a judge’s decision to overturn the conviction of the man found guilty of fatally shooting a police officer more than a decade ago.
A Philadelphia woman charged in her husband’s death has admitted she killed him and staged it to look like a suicide.
Two men can be seen on video approaching a 38-year-old Uber driver around 12:30 a.m. on June 20. The driver was waiting to pick someone up when the men shot at her through her car window.
By: Kristen Johanson
Khadfi Fleming was already accused of being the getaway driver who helped his brother and another suspect after they allegedly gunned down Penn State student Billy Schmidt on June 6. Now, he’s wanted for a car theft and shooting that involved an off-duty officer.
By: John Mcdevitt, Kristen Johanson, Rachel Kurland
Philadelphia police have identified two missing women who are linked to a house in Olney at the center of what police are calling a death investigation. Officials believe the women are deceased but cannot officially confirm, as there are no bodies.
