SAN DIEGO (CNS) — The San Diego Public Safety Committee approved the continued use of 54 surveillance technologies, including Automatic License Plate Readers, which the city's law enforcement strongly ...

The police department in the Northern California city of Mountain View is suspending the use of automated license plate reader cameras after the discovery of unauthorized access to data by federal and ...

The TMPA liaison says audit trails can expose misuse while preserving the system’s value in criminal investigations.

Five years ago, police in San Jose, California, began using automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) to record information about vehicles traveling through the city. The initial experiment involved ...

You know those cameras you've seen pop up around town? They're not police cameras. They're run by Flock Safety, a private ...

A 72-year-old Tacoma man was arrested Friday night on suspicion of arson, hours after a fire broke out in Helen McCabe Park, ...

If you commute across the United States, you might've seen little cameras above traffic lights. They're possibly automatic license plate readers (ALPR), a system of cameras and software that ...

The Los Angeles Police Department has been urged by its official watchdog to reconsider the terms of its agreements with a ...

Deployed across more than 12,000 communities, Flock Safety's automated license plate readers (ALPR) are a key player in America's ever-growing public security and surveillance network. The AI-enabled ...

New Gallup data show that people are growing increasingly distrustful of major technology companies such as Meta, Apple, and Google, as well as a newer player in the surveillance industry, Flock ...

As concern grows around federal immigration enforcement in the Trump era, the town of Atherton is sharing sensitive surveillance data with police departments that do not conform with California law ...

If you are unaware, Flock is a private company that uses automatic license plate recognition (ALPR), video surveillance, ...