San Diego is proving what’s possible when technology and community work together to make cities safer. Through collaboration between law enforcement, neighborhoods, faith communities and businesses, ...

Following a contentious Feb. 11 town hall meeting over the city’s planned license plate reader camera system, Bandera City Council Member Jeff Flowers on Thursday, Feb. 12, released a public statement ...

Local law enforcement’s use of license plate readers has become a focal point in debates in “sanctuary” communities, ...

Small cameras that come with access to a massive national database and powerful software are a growing tool for South Florida law enforcement. Controversy comes with them, too. License plate ...

When Anne Arundel County Police announced in August that their crime rates had dropped since the beginning of the year, they attributed it in part to the technology at their fingertips, including ...

When a car drives by a Flock license plate reader, the motion-activated cameras capture a clear burst of photos of any car passing by, a company spokesperson and local law enforcement officials told ...

Two years after a split San Diego City Council agreed to install 500 automated license plate recognition cameras throughout town, the technology is up for review — and it’s still controversial. On ...

Attorneys warn that the loss of data could hinder investigations for months. KPD says it's switching to a new vendor with cameras expected to go up later this year.

More than two dozen privacy groups are urging California Governor Gavin Newsom to remove covert license plate readers in ...

WATSONVILLE — At Tuesday’s meeting, the Watsonville City Council will vote on whether to expand its contract with Flock Safety, which provides automated license plate readers to the city. Watsonville ...