The New York City Police Department plans to equip aerial drones with floatation devices to help swimmers in distress.

A new paper from the ACLU claims more law enforcement agencies are using drones and that safeguards are needed to prevent privacy overreach.

The city has requested permission to operate the aircraft beyond visual line of sight, as allowed by an experimental "innovation zone" program started by the Trump administration.

A fleet of 18 aerial drones will be used to improve officer safety and reduce reliance on helicopters and other aircraft.

Residents of Los Angeles say the city's police department hasn't established the requisite trust to use the technology, even for tactical operations.

In a last-minute announcement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the technology's first use at the state fair will help keep traffic moving smoothly.

A new report shows that 2016 was a banner year for police drone purchasing. Police in Chula Vista share why the technology is so alluring.