The Atlanta Police Department announced that two main crimes that happen in the city saw big drops in their crime rates.

Atlanta to spend $1.6 million for surveillance cameras to combat crime spike expand Atlanta is spending nearly $1.6 million to add more security cameras and license plate readers throughout the city.

Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum says crime is down the most in Zone 3, which is located in southeast Atlanta and includes communities like Capital View, Mechanicsville, and Summer Hill.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens will be joined by the city's police chief and community leaders later this morning for a news conference to address crime reduction efforts.

The Community Movement Builders’ headquarters, a two-story house in the heart of Atlanta’s historically Black and rapidly gentrifying Pittsburgh neighborhood, sits just 10 minutes from the ...

By the end of 2021, Atlanta’s 3,300 surveillance camera network is expected to grow by roughly 250 cameras. ... the city’s economic development arm. Do cameras help deter crime?

Even as some types of crime fell, murders and other violent crimes rose sharply in cities across the country last year — a trend that’s continued this year. The causes aren’t well understood ...

ATLANTA — The U.S. Department of Justice awarded almost $700,000 to the City of Atlanta to help it fight violent crime through a new technology program.

One of Atlanta’s wealthiest neighborhoods is one step closer to seceding from the city, as some of its well-heeled residents have become increasingly fed up with elected officials' failure to ...

The U.S. Department of Justice awarded almost $700,000 to the City of Atlanta to help it fight violent crime through a new technology program. According to the USDOJ, the grant was awarded to the ...