Public Safety

A recent training for a group in Pa. addressed the softer skills around how to assess and prevent threats.

A recovery operation continues for a 15-year-old youth who went missing while swimming at a New Jersey beach.

Calls to respond to gun violence in Pennsylvania have only grown since then, coming to a head in mid-August when a man shot six Philadelphia police officers.

Midland police said at least one suspect was shot and killed near the Cinergy movie theater in Odessa.

If the cameras have a previously captured image of someone who is banned from a building, the system can immediately alert officials if the person returns.

On the heels of an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board, SEPTA is to test locks on train doors.

Residents mistrust Holtec’s assertion it can decommission the Oyster Creek site in 8 years, as opposed to the 60 years proposed by the previous owner.

Some argued for no added regulations, but most urged tighter curbs on the pipeline industry.

The story illustrates the life-or-death stakes that can be inherent in immigration case law.

Whether Tamaqua, Pa. teachers will be secretly armed depends on competing interpretation of the law and an ugly school board election in the near future.

The Instrument of Hope was inspired by an organization called Shine MSD — which stands for Marjory Stoneman Douglas

Gov. Murphy is open to changing a N.J. law to require new residents to register when they bring guns purchased while living out of state.

Despite research showing no link between mental illness and gun violence, the rhetoric coming from President Trump and other officials continues to connect the two.

Beefed-up surveillance tactics, armed guards, and even arming teachers and administrators are all ideas that have been put on the table in recent years.

A Republican polling firm says its latest survey found compelling evidence that a key bloc of swing voters want stricter gun control.