Larry Krasner’s failure to enforce the law in the city leads to higher crime elsewhere, too.
By Larry Miller
Delco prison staff say low morale comes from removal of ‘shift splits’
Employees forced to pull sixteen-hour shifts find themselves worn out and dispirited.
By Todd Shepherd
Number of criminal cases filed from Delco prison explodes in wake of government management takeover
County officials and the prison’s former operators disagree on the reasons for the change.
By Todd Shepherd
Two Delco correctional officers arrested for allegedly smuggling fentanyl into county prison
Arrests are the latest in a series of woes at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility.
By Todd Shepherd
Paul Davis: Mobsters with podcasts
Crime doesn’t pay. But, sometimes, podcasting about it does.
By Paul Davis
Delco prison officials tell county council morale is at an all-time low
The county’s management of the prison has become more expensive, recidivism hasn’t been reduced, and the workforce seems exhausted with nowhere to turn.
By Todd Shepherd
Paul Davis: Knife rights and the rash of stabbings in Philadelphia
As with guns, society must balance crime prevention with self-defense and access to a useful tool.
By Paul Davis
Craig Snyder: The Macy’s murder is a symptom of a greater illness sweeping this country
Ideas matter, and the changes spreading through our society make more crimes like this inevitable.
By Craig Snyder
Paul Davis: Cipriano versus Krasner
An interview with investigative reporter Ralph Cipriano on his adversarial dealings with District Attorney Larry Krasner
By Paul Davis