Policing

Philadelphia police officers and people of color sharing each of their most intense encounters are featured in a film to be screened Friday at Jefferson University.

All the donated and purchased books will be searched for drugs before being delivered to inmates.

Top Philadelphia police officials say a 10-year veteran of the force will be fired for violating department policy in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man.

In previous election years, sporting an 'I Voted' sticker on Election Day could get you some free stuff, but it turns out that's illegal during elections for federal office.

The PPD agrees that anti-racist training could help officers de-escalate conflicts but can’t commit to providing that training.

Former Philadelphia police officer Ryan Pownall, the first cop to be charged with murder in nearly two decades,  was released Thursday a ...

Police commissioner Richard Ross called the shooting "an all-out, absolute tragedy."

It took the jury of eight women and four men about eight hours to reach a verdict.

The encounter raised questions about police use of force and racial bias in law enforcement, because the driver of the car was black.

A bill that would end Pennsylvania's frequent use of mandatory life-without-parole sentences has hit a wall in the state Senate.

The Philadelphia Police Department is firing two city police officers for illegally detaining a man earlier this year and falsifying paperwork, the PPD announced Thursday.

A 47-year-old Claymont-area man has been charged for a series of sexual assaults and robberies involving female victims in suburban New Castle County.

Some parents of kids in city schools firmly in favor of the police presence.

Advocates argue that the new mail policy — aimed to keep drugs out of prisons — violates inmates' rights.

New rules will require more frequent visits to schools in areas that don't have their own police departments, and so they rely on state police for coverage.