Crime & Public Safety

One day after the Kensington clear-out, the homeless encampment, known for its heavy drug use across the nation, is no longer where it once was and plenty of police are out.

The Temple chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity say, while they’re upset, they are not intimidated by the vandalism. They say it only speaks to the continuous tension they face on a daily basis.

Authorities have arrested a third suspect wanted in a shooting at a Philadelphia gas station last summer that injured a young boy and his grandfather last summer.

Authorities say three teens are being held responsible for causing a computer to catch fire inside a classroom at Quakertown High School. 

A family has finally been given some justice after the life of a rising star was cut short in a robbery-turned-shooting two and a half years ago.

Beloved Olney High School teacher, Ondria Glaze, 36, is dead after police say a murder-suicide incident involving 42-year-old Richard Harper occurred in Philadelphia's Grays Ferry neighborhood Monday afternoon.

Police are investigating after a 70-year-old Pennsylvania woman says she was scammed $50,000 by a man impersonating Phillies shortstop Trea Turner.

A group of jewelry thieves were stopped in their tracks when police say an employee took action to defend themselves, and the store.

Philadelphia police say Kensington Avenue has been “officially resolved" after workers cleaned a stretch of the road as part of the city's "planned encampment resolution."

Two people are dead after police sources say a murder-suicide occurred at an apartment complex in Clayton Tuesday night.

Customs and Border Patrol officers in Philadelphia found over 10k Xanax pills after noticing "unusually heavy" spools of yarn inside a shipment from the Netherlands.

A worker died after authorities say he was electrocuted and fell from a ladder at a Philadelphia job site Wednesday afternoon.