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New York Gov. Cuomo announced a new smartphone app that will allow New Yorkers to report suspicious activity.
 

Last week’s horrific Islamic State-linked terrorist attacks in Paris illustrate another troubling phenomenon: family-affiliated terrorist activities occurring globally.

Security workers are staging a one-day strike at O'Hare International Airport in a national protest over labor practices. 

A new report says that terrorism continues to rise, with over 32,000 people killed in terrorist attacks in 2014, the highest number recorded.

A new report says that the five states with the largest number of identity theft offenders are Florida, California, Texas, New Jersey and Georgia.

Editor's note: the following is a report courtesy of SDM Magazine, http://www.sdmmag.com/articles/91827-us-stadium-security-expert-reacts-to-paris-attacks

When terrorists attacked several locations in Paris last Friday night — including the Stade de France stadium where a friendly soccer match was taking place — U.S. venues immediately took notice.

University of Texas faculty council unanimously passed a resolution to ban guns from classrooms, laboratories, offices and dorms.

Chris Houtz, a sergeant with the Lehigh University Police Department Sergeant, received the Jeanne Clery Award for Campus Safety. 

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is proposing emergency drills at event spaces.

Students at Texas Christian University won't be able to carry their guns on campus next year.