Crime

Philadelphia police officials acknowledged that a lack of trust in law enforcement among the communities they serve is partly to blame for the cycle of violence.

The Department of Justice has loaned the NIBIN Mobile Unit to Philadelphia for at least three months.

Sheriff Rochelle Bilal is saying goodbye to the undersheriff a week after PlanPhilly reported on an illegal contract with an online auction company.

Robert Lee Petrosh of Mays Landing was charged with disorderly conduct in a restricted building and other offenses.

Such fraud is fueled by a white-hot real estate market, said Assistant District Attorney Kimberly Esack, with the office’s Economic Crimes unit.

The Philly Truce app launches on Sat. It relies on professional and trained volunteer conflict mediators to connect with residents who’ve reached out for help.

Police say Ameer Hurst, 16, shot and killed Rodney Hargrove, 20, last month less than an hour after Hargrove was released from Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility.

The system isn’t perfect, but it’s more than most cities have.

The group will focus on coming up with potential solutions for the state’s gun violence epidemic, which continues to hit Philadelphia the hardest.

Authorities said the gunman killed a truck driver who was pumping gas.

Authorities say the shootings were fueled by a feud between two rival gangs.

An early morning investigation into possible arson led to the discovery of five crated dogs, who were rescued from a suspected dogfighting ring.

Anti-violence advocates are mostly applauding Biden’s order requiring background checks for so-called ghost guns, though not in the short-term.

The State College-based construction and paving company has been paid more than $1.7 billion for state projects.

An L&I spokesperson told NBC10 Monday that they closed Golf and Social Bar due to coronavirus violations.