Politics & Government
Philadelphia Police, DA, SEPTA Get New Funding To Fight Gun Violence
"Eighteen months ago, that money did not exist," state Sen. Vincent Hughes said.

December 16, 2022
In an effort to combat gun violence, three Philadelphia entities received millions of dollars in grant money from the state, leaders said Thursday.
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The Philadelphia Police Department, SEPTA and the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Gun Violence Task Force will receive a combined $50 million. It's part of a $170 million grant package approved by Gov. Tom Wolf's administration.
"Eighteen months ago, that money did not exist," state Sen. Vincent Hughes said.
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