Handicap Parking Monitors Needed: Police Want to Enlist 30 Reliable Volunteers to Help Them Deter Drivers Who Park Illegally in Handicap Spots.
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By Stan Finger, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Sep. 5--Police are looking for more volunteers to monitor motorists who illegally park in handicap parking spaces around town.
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PULLMAN, Wash. -- Washington State officials hope to avoid a repeat of 2002&#39;s post-Apple Cup melee by having more police on site and stressing good sportsmanship at the game Saturday.
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Young people who are believed to be at risk of becoming offenders will be targeted in a new police initiative.
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By Dan Nephin  PITTSBURGH - Fish and wildlife departments around the country are on the hunt - for more wardens.  From California to Pennsylvania to Florida, states are struggling to recruit officers, and habitat and other projects are being delayed.
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A top policeman is to call for more civilian staff to be recruited for specialist duties usually reserved for officers.
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A federal grant pays for a program that recruits and trains truckers to be on the lookout for safety hazards and suspicious behavior. By Ryan Singel.
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The New York Police Department, reeling from a staffing crisis, is trying to lure recruits with an offer to pay off some of the college loans of anyone who joins the force and stays for five years.
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New measures are being drawn up to protect people who feel too intimidated to complain about nuisance neighbours.
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Bill wants more light during police stops  COLUMBIA - South Carolina drivers might have to flip on their cars' interior lights in addition to rolling down the window when a police officer pulls them over.  Rep.
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NEW YORK -- The state Department of Motor Vehicles may suspend the driver&#39;s licenses of up to 300,000 people, many of whom are illegal immigrants, because their Social Security numbers couldn&#39;t be verified, the DMV commissioner testified ...
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Hospitals increasingly are expecting volunteer trustees to go beyond the role of community boosters and tackle an imposing medical issue: preventing errors that lead to patient injuries and deaths.
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By Karen Nelson, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb.
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MESA, Ariz. - People got behind and pushed and even offered an impromptu driving lesson to help a boy who was struggling to drive a car - all without realizing that the 14-year-old was stealing the vehicle, police said.
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UNION, S.C. - A man who parked illegally in a space reserved for handicapped drivers was sentenced to stand outside the store with a sign telling everyone about his crime.
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Prototypes People suffering from loss of peripheral vision may soon be able to replace the canes they use to sweep the sidewalk for obstacles with eyeglasses that show them what lies beyond the limits of their vision. The glasses may also lead to technologies that enable the legally blind to return to driving their cars.
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Law Enforcement agencies across the country are adding a new technology known as LPR, or License Plate Recognition, to help them fight crime, child abductions and terrorism.
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TUCSON, Arizona  - A drive to recruit thousands more Border Patrol agents may flood the service with inexperienced officers and lead to increased corruption, officials said on Monday.