New York will receive $17 million in federal grant funding to help protect the public from illegal drones during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

For public safety agencies, an AT&T store in Times Square has become a valuable asset during New Year's Eve celebrations.

The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is planning to expand its use of an automated form to respond to non-emergency calls.

North Carolina's new program will provide grants to rebuild internet infrastructure destroyed by Hurricane Helene.

Mayor Eric Adams' office claims a new system makes the New York City schools in first the United States to have direct 911 integration.

James Barros, administrator of the Emergency Management Agency in Hawaii, says emergency alerts should consider users' locations.

Colorado Representative Brianna Titone reflects on the state legislature’s decision to delay implementing the Colorado AI Act.

Waymo has received permission to test eight self-driving vehicles around parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn.

A California Supreme Court ruling bars police departments from issuing blanket rejections of public records requests seeking drone footage.

The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is equipping some of the state's fleet vehicles with passive sensors to detect whether drivers have been drinking.