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Police tore down the Occupy Oakland encampment, in part because they say it has become a public safety and health threat.

To save money, Foley, Minn. will employ a private security company to patrol its streets.

The British government was forced to defend its security plans for next year's Olympics after a newspaper reported the US was set to send its own agents to the London Games.

The European Union adopted new guidelines Monday on using body scanners at airports.

The University of Texas System campuses will spend $34.9 million in endowment funds for improvements in computer security.

Penn State assistant coach Mike McQueary will miss Saturday's game against Nebraska after the school said he received "multiple threats."

A man was stabbed in a Qualcomm Stadium parking lot at Thursday night’s Raiders-Chargers game.

Illinois lawmakers have approved legislation to allow the city of Chicago to use cameras to catch speeders near city schools and parks.

Police used pepper spray on some Penn State fans who took to the streets of State College, Pa. last night after learning legendary coach Joe Paterno had been fired, following a scandal with former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.

The latest release of an ongoing national survey of more than 7,000 ED nurses found that rates of physical violence and verbal abuse against nurses did not decrease between May 2009 and January 2011.