Philadelphians impacted by violence gather for Crime Survivors Speak March on Washington
Thousands of people impacted by violent crime, including dozens from Philadelphia, gathered to march on Washington as they called for change to keep people safe.
Peace Patrols kick off fall campaign at Oldies in the Park
Peace Patrols in Philadelphia make their campaign known at Oldies in the Park in Gray's Ferry.
Save Our Streets: Kensington Revisited
FOX 29 takes a close look at Kensington and whether the cleanup efforts by Mayor Cherelle Parker and Philadelphia police have produced positive neighborhood results.
Organized retail crime explosion prompts city, suburbs to coordinate responses in crack down of thefts
Organized retail theft, smash and grab, takeovers — this type of crime has been around for years, but it’s reached unprecedented levels. City officials are now partnering with law enforcement in the suburbs to crack down on this crime.
SOS Juvenile Justice: Helping kids out of cycle of violence in Philadelphia
In the first two weeks of March, at least 11 children were shot in Philadelphia. It’s a scenario played out too often, but there are adults stepping in to the void to help kids find a better way.
Save Our Streets: Juvenile Justice
In the first two weeks of March, at least 11 children were shot in Philadelphia. It’s a scenario played out too often, but there are adults stepping in to the void to help kids find a better way.
Hunting Park non-profit provides forum for youth to lead the conversation on gun violence
With all of the recent violence, especially targeting teenagers, a group is working to find solutions, one discussion at a time. Organizers held a roundtable to help keep the peace and save our streets.
Young people express range of emotions over gun violence happening all around them
With all of the recent violence, especially targeting teenagers, a group is working to find solutions, one discussion at a time. Organizers held a roundtable to help keep the peace and save our streets.
How recent spate of SEPTA shooting has impacted Philadelphia's youth
Rickey Duncan from the Nomo Foundation joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss how the recent spate of shootings that have claimed teenage victims has impacted the city's youth.
Save Our Streets: Clean Slate
As the new mayoral administration gets to work in Philadelphia, many have hope for real change and a reduction in crime across the city.
Save Our Streets: A New Year of Hope
As 2023 draws to a close, it’s a time for reflection of how Philadelphia is faring and what the city faces in 2024.
Save Our Streets: Protecting Ourselves
Bill Anderson talks with people and organizations taking action in their homes and communities to protect loved ones.
Anti-violence group partners with Old City restaurant to host families of gun violence victims
A free dinner was held at a Philadelphia restaurant Monday night for parents whose children were victims of deadly gun violence in the city.
Old greenhouse turned into a place to grieve those lost by violence through art in Swarthmore
From a dilapidated greenhouse to a memorial for victims of violence, The House of the Living in Swarthmore is providing a new way of healing through art.
Save Our Streets: The Survivors
Bill Anderson speaks with survivors of gun violence, those who have survived being shot and those who have lost loved ones to gun violence, to better understand the aftermath and trauma, in order to save our streets.
Operation Hug The Block: Anti-violence groups march through troubled Philly neighborhoods at night
Organizers in Philadelphia believe it will literally take a sleepless effort to stop the alarming trend of gun violence plaguing the city.
Sidewalk Therapy with Will Latif Little
After spending 10 years in jail, life coach and author, Will Latif Little is giving back to his community in a unique way. Get the scoop on how Will is using therapy to help keep others from making the same mistakes he did.
Save Our Streets: Documentary looks at addiction in Kensington
A new documentary titled "Utter Nonsense" is shedding light on the opioid crisis in the Philadelphia, and its particular effect on the city's Kensington section.
Program teaches Philly youth conflict resolution skills to avoid violence
A four-week long summer youth program in West Philadelphia is building conflict resolution skills in the community.
Program teaches Philly youth conflict resolution skills to avoid violence
A four-week conflict resolution course is teaching Philadelphia's youth how to peacefully resolve their differences.