Sherry Stone

Several victim advocacy groups were recognized by Philadelphia’s district attorney Monday for their work to provide trauma support for survivors and witnesses of violence this year.

One of Philadelphia’s last gun incidents for 2024 hit too close for one city councilman, who told The Tribune that he witnessed a fatal shooting outside of his home in

On the last day of the year, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel shared with The Tribune that his resolution for the New Year is to keep the city’s homicide numbers

State Sen. Anthony Williams met with several Delaware County officials to respond to a recent incident of racial and ethnic intimidation in Darby Township.

Mother of five, Erica Covington of West Philadelphia spent New Year’s Day making appeals to the public to help find her lost 10-year-old son.

A stint of unseasonably warm weather that led to many residents wearing light jackets ended Monday with a snowstorm that dumped between two to four inches on Philadelphia.

Philadelphia’s district attorney and local leaders discussed ongoing enforcement and prevention efforts, in holding juveniles, who commit crimes accountable, while supporting victims and communities impacted by crime.

In the wake of President Donald Trump's executive order ending federal government Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives, the National Urban League is hosting an "emergency" strategy session and public forum

Civil rights leaders this week characterized President Donald Trump's executive orders ending diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the federal government as "an attack on people."

Philadelphia’s homicide rate for January 2025 is down compared to the historic number from this time last year.