Gun violence leaves lasting scars — physically, emotionally and financially. While the immediate trauma of being shot or losing a loved one is devastating, the financial burden that follows can be ...

(The Center Square) - Last week, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined advocates and mothers impacted by violent crime to support a proposed $9 million to the state’s Victims Compensation Assistance Program.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A defocused police car sits behind crime scene tape with flashing lights at night. A police car behind crime scene tape. While ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro's budget proposal recommends $9 million for the Victims Compensation Assistance Program, also known as VCAP, which helps people affected by crimes with expenses like medical care, ...

The county victim assistance program hopes to continue to cover a third of its budget with a two-year federal grant. The ...

Crime survivors rallied March 11 at the Mississippi State Capitol, calling for investments in crime prevention, violence ...

Victims and witnesses of the tragic Kipona Festival crash are now eligible for assistance and benefits through the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency and the Dauphin County ...