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 More than 80 public housing developments around New York City will be getting $41 million worth of high-tech cameras, intercoms and locks controlled by electronic key tags. 

 Integrated network cameras are taking on all kinds of new responsibilities in schools, including running iPhone-style applications, reading license plates and even talking back to misbehaving students. 

The Port Authority of Allegheny County is improving perimeter security around its Ross bus garage as the last part of a five-year project. 

According to the 11th annual Security and Compliance Compensation Survey Report, base pay is up by 2.4 percent.

Plans to make anthrax-antidote kits available to the 114 million households in the U.S. may lead to misuse of medicines and stir up public fears, advisers said.

There was a heavy dip in arrests and public drunkenness at the opening day game at Dodgers Stadium.

Operation In Our Sites seized nearly $900,000 in proceeds from the distribution of counterfeit sports clothing.

Dozens of bomb threats at the University of Pittsburgh are forcing security officials to enact new building security measures.

FBI officials are finding that smart meters have pretty dumb security, as magnet-toting hackers can easily fool the devices.

Utah state officials have revised the number of victims three times since the breach was discovered last week Monday.