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The New Jersey General Assembly approved legislation cracking down on cargo theft.

The University of Alabama at Huntsville will use unmanned aerial devices to help police monitor, and supposedly protect, students on campus.

A new report on employee theft and embezzlement reveals that 2012 had both the largest corporate and municipal embezzlement cases in US history.

LA's Automatic License Plate Readers can record as many as 1,800 license plates per minute, but critics of the program say it gives authorities a huge database on the actions of ordinary citizens.

After a warning from state lawyers, the school has revised its policy to allow students and employees with permits to carry concealed firearms in open areas.

Former White House aides and security executives have joined the advisory board on protecting the state's infrastructure and information systems. 

Additional checkpoints at Ellis and Liberty Islands will replace the security screening prior to boarding a ferry to the New York landmarks. 

Months after the original heist, police have detained 31 suspects across three nations during an early-morning sweep Wednesday. 

Despite court rulings, recent documents imply that FBI agents might be reading electronic communications without obtaining a search warrant. 

Montana Governor Steve Bullock turned back a bill that would have allowed college students to keep guns on campus.