An Inquirer investigation found a police accountability crisis in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania fueling hazardous and unnecessary chases — and disproportionately endangering kids.

Philadelphia police have identified and arrested three Philadelphia men suspected of being involved in an organized retail ...

A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized in critical condition after he was shot in the face Monday afternoon in the city’s ...

South Carolina inmate has asked to die by firing squad just five weeks after the state carried out its first death by bullets.

NORRISTOWN — A Philadelphia man is awaiting his fate from a judge on charges he assaulted a Cheltenham Township police officer, whose service weapon ultimately discharged during the struggle and ...

The police said six suspects working at a water bottle company were playing Holi on Ragimilla Road on March 14, causing a public nuisance by throwing colours on passersby.

The accused also threatened her, saying, "I like you, I will keep following you, and if you file a complaint with the police, you will face the consequences." The accused allegedly followed her ...

Tenants at a Philadelphia apartment building are banding together to take the rare step of suing their landlord. Residents of the 71-unit Bentley Manor in West Oak Lane filed a class action ...

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (KYW) — Power was knocked out for about 1,000 homes and businesses in a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood Thursday after police said a man tried to steal copper wire ...

The Massachusetts State Police investigator who was suspended over allegations of misconduct in the Karen Read murder case has been fired, state law enforcement officials said Wednesday.

The grim warning came at the launch of the latest edition of a report on organized crime published every four years by Europol that is compiled using data from police across the E.U. and will ...

PHILADELPHIA — Three long-retired Philadelphia detectives went on trial Tuesday in a perjury case that examines whether police should ... the five-year clock to file perjury charges.