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POV: Massachusetts Gun Laws Are Strong—But Not Strong Enough

Two BU medical students argue that the commonwealth is relaxing too much on gun laws, putting all citizens at risk

Mayor London Breed Announces $6 Million Grant for Gun Violence Prevention Program

San Francisco, CA Mayor London N. Breed and San Francisco Police Chief William Scott today announced a $6 million grant awarded to the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) from the Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC). The money will continue funding the San Francisco Violence Reduction Initiative (VRI), which initially was awarded a $1.5 million grant in 2020

For subscribers: These community groups step in when violence grips San Diego's neighborhoods

Champaign City Staff Connects With Community To Address Gun Violence

After Champaign teen's tragic death, family searches for new home

CHAMPAIGN — LaTesha Lee and her children can’t bear to live in their former home. Not with the bullet holes and the memories of the place where her son and their brother died. Sixteen-year-old Gerryontae Brown was killed there Nov. 12, shot by a former friend over a reported disagreement over a debt. Lee said she was headed home from work and on the phone with her son at the time. He had called, frantically telling her someone was shooting at the house. She has moved her family to a hotel and has applied to several locations for a new place to live. She doesn’t know if she will have any success.