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Canadian air-transport security authorities are collecting too much information about some travelers and not handling it properly.

The School Board has agreed to continue equipping civilian school security personnel with pepper spray at least until January, when it will discuss the issue again.

With the start of the 2011 holiday shopping season approaching, retailers need to ensure they have plans in place to address the increased risk of a flash mob event, Marsh warned today.

The Secret Service has discovered that bullets hit the exterior of the White House but one was deflected by protective ballistic glass, NBC Washington reported.

Marquette University is under federal investigation for its response to sexual assault allegations levied against several athletes last school year.

Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups could be targeting buses around the nation because they are easier to attack than airplanes, according to the TSA.

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.