As new restrictions on license plate-reading cameras take hold across the state, the Police Department remains confident in its use of its Flock Safety cameras, even if the ...

Mayor Mike Johnston, whose administration proposed the Axon contract, has been an ardent supporter of the license ...

Local residents said they think the hidden surveillance is tracking citizens who leave food at water for refugees near the ...

The company behind a network of automated license plate reading cameras is losing its public safety contracts across Silicon Valley. Police in Massachusetts, Georgia and other states appeared hundreds ...

A Flock Safety camera, top left, mounted on a light pole on the Auburn side of the Longley Bridge, monitors vehicles Feb. 27 as they cross over the bridge into Lewiston. (Russ Dillingham/Staff ...

The governor has now signed the law, which bars the federal government and agencies outside of Washington from accessing data ...

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As of April 1, the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office decided to disable its nearly 100 automated license plate reader cameras ...

Denver will soon start using a new company for license plate reading technology.

The Denver City Council approved a one-year contract with Axon to operate cameras that automatically read license plates.

We've all gotten pretty used to traffic cameras, and we're increasingly figuring out ways to deal with the mass-surveilance license plate scanners from makers like Flock. But our esteemed government ...