Gun Violence Prevention

Produced in part by Philadelphia's Office of Black Male Engagement, the two-hour documentary introduces representatives from community groups working throughout the city.

Hundreds of families are affected by gun violence across Philadelphia each year — many cases go unsolved, leaving those left behind to grieve and fight for justice.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission has released updates to prior changes on officer discipline, and recommended new reforms.

The city of Philadelphia is suing the state over the right to pass local firearms legislation. The Pa. Supreme Court heard arguments today.

“This is a novel issue, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a winnable issue,” said Shaundra Kellam Lewis.

Comparing a recent Gallup poll to crime statistics shows perception is not reality.

A federal ban on assault weapons could keep children safer from gun violence at school this year, lawmakers and advocates say.

The peaceful march ended in front of the Philadelphia 24th Police District station.

The city of Philadelphia says there will be more police officers around school campuses this fall in an effort to prevent gun violence.

In Philadelphia, where relationships between police officers and residents are already strained, the fatal shooting of Eddie Irizarry Jr. could have larger consequences.

City of Philadelphia public safety leaders have made a resource guide to help point residents affected by gun violence to services.

An increase in concealed carry permits is leading to an increase in total homicides, according to a new study from Rutgers University Camden.

Kristian Hamilton-Arthur was murdered in 2017. In the years since, his mother has had to advocate for her son, while simultaneously grieving him.

A panel of experts led by Pa. House Majority Leader Matthew Bradford discussed gun policies at Villanova University Monday.

The DA’s office grants are designed to help groups that can’t get larger ones, and could be a lifesaver for people on the streets of Philadelphia.