How will these organizations use the money? Who are the board members deciding the allocations? And what was the criteria? The Ledger-Enquirer asked for an explanation.

How will these organizations use the money? Who are the board members deciding the allocations? And what was the criteria?

New Mexico's congressional delegation announced the allocation of $3,392,905 from the U.S. Department of Justice to enhance ...

The new guidance is using simple methods to deter theft and improve public safety, according to the city of Denver.

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San Francisco reports a historic low in homicides, with a 34% drop and a 33 count, the lowest in over 60 years.

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Themis, a global company that claims to be focused on financial crime prevention, announces the official launch of Tathabbat.