California is installing a network of 480 cameras in Oakland and San Francisco's East Bay Area in an effort to crack down on vehicle and cargo theft.

The District of Columbia U.S. Attorney dropped domestic assault charges against the district's top technology official.

Christopher Rodriguez, who was named the District's top tech official in October, was arrested early Thursday morning at his home in northwest D.C.

The Western New York city announced a partnership with Report It, a free app that allows residents to anonymously send crime tips to the city.

Kissimmee, Florida, fired its cybersecurity officer after he was charged with hiding a camera in a bathroom and capturing images of 150 passengers, including 40 children.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced new investment to Albany's crime analysis center, quadrupling its size.

Authorities said two the men allegedly worked with Russian nationals on a scheme charging taxi drivers to skip a long dispatch line.

San Francisco police will be able to access live video feeds of privately owned surveillance cameras after a board of supervisors vote.

An ex-employee of a state board was sentenced 70 months for using her access to government databases to file phony unemployment claims.