The sheriff’s office says it is barred from using the cameras under a new policy adopted by the Board of Supervisors.

Santa Clara County will no longer use Flock Safety as the primary license plate readers in Cupertino, Saratoga and Los Altos ...

Supervisors in Santa Clara County voted 3-2 on Tuesday to disallow the use of Flock as a vendor for automated license plate ...

The vote comes after news broke that the camera network was being used by the federal government against the wishes of many ...

Oakland-based law firm Gibbs Mura has filed a class action lawsuit against Flock Safety for allegedly using its license plate cameras to share millions of Californians' daily movements with law ...

Even after Flock removed California law enforcement agencies from its National Lookup service last year, unauthorized access ...

The city of Dunwoody is holding off on signing a new deal with Atlanta-based Flock Safety, at least until it gets answers ...

A flaw in the automated license plate reader system used by most Ventura County law enforcement agencies allowed searches by out-of-state agencies.

A prolonged and unresolved debate over Petaluma’s use of Flock license plate readers reflects cities’ growing concerns over the tool’s surveillance ramifications.

The city of Mountain View turned off its Flock cameras after the police chief said out-of-state agencies were accessing data collected in the city. During the city council meeting Tuesday night, ...

A MIlwaukee police officer accused of using Flock to monitor a romantic partner and the partner's ex is negotiating a deal.