Previous San Jacinto County Sheriff leadership told ABC13 that their emergency radio systems have been unreliable as early as 2018.

Telephone-based mass notification systems are used by thousands of public safety agencies across the U.S. to warn residents about local emergencies, hazards and other threats.

Two people were taken to hospitals after a very unusual pair of fire calls near Paullina on Tuesday, January 27th, 2026. Paullina Fire Chief Ryan Harper says […] ...

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Prosecutors in Colts Neck present chilling evidence against Paul Caneiro, accused of the 2018 murders of his family, as ...

Three Quaker Valley area fire departments have begun formal merger talks in order to boost manpower and service capabilities. Firefighters from Leetsdale, Fair Oaks Volunteer Fire Protective ...

The President of the Transport Workers Union Local 100 said Wednesday that ongoing issues with the two-way radios on buses ...

Transit union leaders said they are speaking out about what they describe as an "unreliable radio system" put in place by the MTA.

The Weber Area 911 Dispatch center is taking on more tasks, but officials believe that they will be easily handled. On Monday ...

Morse code transmits information through sequences of dots, dashes, and spaces, allowing messages to travel long distances ...

A contractor doing maintenance on the roof at Stanford’s Doerr School of Sustainability fell four floors on Saturday. He was ...