Philadelphia City Council approved five new members for its Citizens Police Oversight Commission, aiming to bolster community engagement and reform police practices.

During National Crime Victims' Rights Week, the PCCD and various advocacy organizations back Governor Shapiro's proposed $9 million boost to VCAP, highlighting the importance of supporting crime victims in Pennsylvania.

A man was found shot near Temple University Hospital in North Philadelphia; a BB gun was recovered, and a white vehicle was seen fleeing the scene. No arrests have been made.

Tyree Wallace, wrongfully convicted in 1997, has sued Philadelphia and retired detectives, alleging his conviction was based on coerced testimony. He founded nonprofits in prison and seeks justice for others wronged by the system.

Charles J. Sylvester was convicted in Bucks County for multiple sexual offenses against a child over a three-year period. His bail was revoked, with sentencing pending an assessment.

Governor Shapiro visited the Port of Philadelphia to discuss the impact of new federal tariffs on local businesses, workers, and the cost of goods in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania State Police has fully implemented body-worn cameras for patrol officers ahead of schedule, improving transparency and modernizing patrol cars with new recorders.

The New Castle County Police commemorated National Sibling Day with a 1976 throwback photo of siblings in their 6th recruit class, inviting followers to spot them. The post served as both a nostalgic look back and a recruitment invitation.

Philadelphia faces several rainy days with high humidity and temperatures around 43°F, as per NWS predictions.

An 18-year-old named Khai McCandless is missing in Philadelphia. Last seen on February 7, 2025, he is considered endangered. Police are asking for public assistance.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in locating missing 38-year-old Jose Rivera-Hurtado, last seen March 29th.

Pennsylvania State Police have fully deployed body-worn cameras to all patrol troopers, exceeding their rollout schedule to enhance transparency and accountability in law enforcement.

The Pennsylvania State Police is revealing details about their body-worn camera program aimed at equipping every patrol trooper with the technology for increased transparency.