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Hayward dispatchers and public safety personnel are having to track calls using pen and paper

Cyber attacks are increasing; the federal government and many states are fighting back with cybersecurity grants

Chief Joe Jardin claims Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh ignored a call to support the ban and would not invite city council members to training on the fires

Citizens can file a complaint if they feel the officer violated the new ordinance; an internal review of the complaint will determine if disciplinary action is warranted

The bill would require officers to give out business cards to people they stop, search, frisk, or question during interactions that don’t lead to arrests

Anaheim leaders passed a budget that supports hiring more firefighters, police officers due to an increasing call volume

East St. Louis officers estimate there is about $1.2 million owed to about 40 current and retired officers

The “9/11 Notice Act” will alert workers in the area of the World Trade Center during the 9/11 attacks of financial, healthcare benefits

Firefighters and police officers nearing the 20-year mark will be able to retire early with a reduced pension

The new law will require deputies “to do a little more research” when they encounter someone carrying a firearm, Hillsborough Sheriff Chad Chronister said