Red-light cameras boost coffers, rile drivers

California has the most expensive red-light camera tickets in the world - the fine is so steep that one camera in Oakland generates more than $3 million a year - and a Fremont man is launching a protest group to do...

Name cash cameras: new watchdog

VICTORIA'S new speed camera watchdog has vowed to get rid of any cash cow cameras and wants motorists to help identify them.

Cameras for Adams on school board agenda

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Security cameras coming to Oakdale's bus stops

People waiting for a bus soon will have company. Surveillance cameras will be installed this month at the Riverbank Oakdale Transit Authority bus stops in town, and the cameras will be monitored by police.

Cameras in courtroom catch mixed views from attorneys, judges

DECATUR - Though the Illinois Supreme Court recently announced it will allow cameras in courtrooms on an experimental basis, it might be a while before Macon County joins the program.

Downtown cameras are recording, but is anyone watching?

Police had hoped to bring in volunteers to monitor camera footage, but that never happened. Detectives do use the cameras in crime investigations.

Cameras in public spaces raise issues of privacy vs. safety

Increasingly around the Port City, government cameras are keeping an eye on residents and visitors, and the trend isn't expected to fade.

Lomography cameras go wild for Valentine's Day

Unleash your inner animal with the Fisheye No. 2 Python, Diana Mini Leopard, and Diana F+ Zebra. (Credit: Lomography) With Valentine's Day less than two weeks away, love is definitely in the air--along with some manic gift-hunting on the part of nervous boyfriends (and perhaps some girlfriends, too). We unearthed a line of limited-edition film cameras from Lomography just in time for February 14 ...

NBC Adds New Ultra Slow-Motion Cameras for Super Bowl

The four NAC Hi-Motion II ultra-slow motion cameras will offer better replays of the...

MapQuest Integrates Traffic and Road Condition Cameras Into Maps & Directions

MapQuest, a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL Inc. , today integrated traffic and road condition cameras into their maps and directions. Now available in over 100 markets and featuring more than 11,000 cameras from partner INRIX, MapQuest seeks to make traveling easier and safer.