Policing

The department said it will review the possibility of allowing families and prisoner advocates to resume visits after 14 days. 

Chief Inspector Carl Holmes was arrested in October after an investigating grand jury recommended criminal charges against the veteran officer.

In 2015, Philly police Sergeant Robert Wilson III attempted to thwart an armed robbery. Five years after his death, his friends and family honor his legacy.

During a hearing on Thursday, more than a dozen police officers testified about taking fire — and cover — during the hourslong standoff in Tioga.

Before Wednesday's announcement, troopers could have tattoos, as long as they were not visible to the public.

A senior judge will review whether the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office should step down from the latest appeal of former death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal.

A man who stole an ambulance and was shot three times while leading police on a wild chase through Philly was identified and is in critical condition, according to investigato

Historically, these proceedings have effectively occurred off-the-record. There’s no stenographer and the public isn’t allowed to record what happens.

PA Post's investigation on commissary items is the basis for a nonprofit’s legal claim advocating for prisoners’ rights.

A man barricaded himself in a unit at the Sterling Apartment Homes as police responded to a shooting

Since November alone, about 1,800 vehicles were reported stolen across the city, the police department says. About one-third of them had keys left inside.

10% of the vehicles were recovered — but the city won’t say how many went missing in the first place.

Officers said they found the man lying between cars in a pharmacy parking lot and were told he had been given an overdose reversal drug.

When asked what kind of new recruits she wants to attract, Philly’s new Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said, “Thinkers, doers — the gamut.”

She’s the first modern Philly police leader to forgo the formal procedure.