Culver City, California, has launched a new warning system with a distinct sound, to be used in incidents like wildfires and earthquakes.

New York City has selected T-Mobile in a deal officials said will help save taxpayers millions of dollars and bolster public safety.

The New York City Police Department extended its contract with the ShotSpotter service for three years in a deal worth $21.8 million.

The Baton Rouge Police Department recently cancelled its contract with ShotSpotter following required budget cuts for the new year.

Las Vegas officials said the ALPRs will be monitored by police to improve public safety during the New Year's Eve festivities and beyond.

The transit authority said it's investigating a ransomware attack that briefly caused disruptions to the city's public transportation system.

So far, the AI-equipped trucks can detect potholes, clogged storm drain inlets, high grass and illegally dumped trash.

Officials in Oakland, California, said 911 call answering times improved by 25%, but they still lag behind the state standard.

A contract expansion not approved by city council would have enabled Nashville police to access video feeds from private surveillance cameras.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board approved a congestion pricing plan that will debut the state's new tolling system.