The Texas fertilizer plant that exploded two weeks ago, killing 14 people and injuring about 200, was a repeat target of theft by intruders.

A bag containing an IED was left for 21 days under a guard desk at a Detroit government guilding housing the FBI.

After an altercation with a student, two school security workers were placed on leave for several months on suspicion of mishandling the situation.

The guards sued their employer, which had allegedly denied the workers proper rest breaks. 

Security officers who work for U.S. Security Associates (USSA) at Sony Corporation's North American headquarters on Madison Avenue have authorized their organizing committee to call for a strike against the private security contractor if it refuses to remedy unfair labor practices.

Security guards in Hawaii will be required to obtain a high school diploma, be free to any psychiatric or psychological disorders and complete a nationwide FBI background check.

A report by the Government Accounting Office has sent up warnings signals on the push to more easily have police, fire, emergency medical and security responders communicate together at incidents. Things are not going well and going very slowly.

A federal trial court held that a mall premises owner might be liable for failing to prevent the shooting of a store manager who was shot several times by an assailant