Community Safety News

An 8-year-old has developed an AI-powered application designed to alert neighbors about the presence of wild animals.

Residents are expressing fear for their homes due to ongoing fireworks trouble, with reports of about 30 youths throwing fireworks on Saturday night.

Four inner-Melbourne police stations will close their front desks to the public next month, raising concerns among residents about community safety.

Middlesbrough residents report being terrorized by balaclava-clad thugs stealing cars and conducting gang-linked ramming attacks on homes. The town is experienc

Residents and businesses in Notting Hill are boarding up their properties in anticipation of potential chaos during the annual carnival, following a record numb

Teesside MPs and a council leader emphasize the need for communities to feel safe following recent incidents near Middlesbrough.

A food-conditioned black bear was killed in Fort Nelson, B.C., on August 19 after numerous reports of it knocking over garbage bins, prompting a resident to lau

B.C.'s Sikh community is on edge following an attack in Edmonton where two patrons were stabbed, though their injuries were non-life-threatening; the community

Residents express anger and fear over illegal e-motorbike riders who are regularly seen racing through streets.

As wildfire seasons intensify and more communities are destroyed, there is a growing question about whether current approaches to handling wildfires are adequat

Residents affected by flooding are demanding the closure of a quarry following an incident on Thursday that forced them to evacuate their homes.

There are growing calls for a blanket ban on parking vehicles on pavements in Wales, with advocates arguing it makes communities unsafe.