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A father and his teen son were shot in the Tacony neighborhood in northeast Philadelphia, authorities said. The father was shot twice in his back while his...

A woman died and a man was critically wounded when two gunmen pulled up next to their car and opened fire near a church Sunday afternoon.

A violent string of shootings in Philadelphia between Friday afternoon and early Saturday morning claimed the lives of two and wounded at least nine, police...

The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit analyzed hundreds of thousands of 311 complaints to understand how the pandemic has impacted San Francisco’s notoriously...

A ballot measure aimed to maximize voter participation will head to the November ballot after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the measure on...

PHILADELPHIA – After a jury ordered the City of Philadelphia to pay a total of $1 million to a pair of female, former Philadelphia police officers, who claimed they were the longtime targets of harassment and discrimination in a federal court lawsuit – counsel for the officers has further won more than $800,000 in attorney’s fees and costs, and the defense’s request for a new trial has been denied.

These charts will help you better understand SFPD. From salaries/overtime pay, response...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has re-opened the possibility of a lawsuit filed by Mark Ridley-Thomas supporters to sue over the selection of Herb Wesson as a temporary member of the Los Angeles City Council, throwing the status of Los Angeles’ 10th Council District back into question.

The budget includes no tax hikes, steps to ease the tax burden of rising property valuations, and a spending increase for violence prevention measures.

Today, Secretary Blinken announced his selections for the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Affairs Policy Board. Since its establishment in 2011, the Board