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Federal regulators are closer to letting airline passengers use their smartphones, tablets, e-readers and other electronic gadgets during takeoffs and landings.

Pasadena officials have agreed to handle all but the most serious offenses with school-based disciplinary actions rather than citations and arrests.

About 44 kilograms of gold bars valued at $2 million were reportedly stolen from an Air France flight from Paris to Zurich.

New York's antiquated laws against public corruption, computer crimes and fraud -- including swindles targeting the elderly -- would be beefed up under a series of wide-ranging proposals.

Richard E. Widup, CPP, will serve as President in 2014 of ASIS International.

The 36-page booklet from ASIS International provides information of interest to anyone looking to learn more about the security industry, and it serves as a valuable resource to those considering a career is security management or wanting to further their existing industry careers.

A new machine may allow the public to safely bring bottled water through airport security checkpoints in the future.

Boston police Commissioner Edward F. Davis announced his resignation today.

A security officer who worked at two Manhattan hotels was arrested on Saturday and charged with setting eight fires at the hotels over four years.

Forty-eight percent of Americans blame the mental health system “a great deal” for mass shootings in the U.S., unchanged from January 2011, according to a new Gallup poll.