LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- In response to a series of high-profile violent attacks on Metro buses and light rail, riders at Union Station will be screened for concealed weapons as a part of a pilot program ...

L.A. Metro’s Board of Directors approved an expansion of a weapons detection pilot program that started last year as it aims to improve safety. About the pilot: The weapons detection technology was ...

Los Angeles will utilize AI-powered scanners at Union Station over the next month in an effort to stop passengers with hidden weapons from boarding the rails. Commuters descending to underground ...

Last year, L.A. Metro began testing state-of-the-art, non-invasive weapons detection technology at Union Station. Now the L.A. Metro Board is expanding that pilot program by adding weapons detection ...

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The Metro Board of Directors approved a proposal by Metro Chair Janice Hahn to expand a weapons detection pilot program and ...

Prompted by violent attacks on Metro's buses and light rails, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) launched a new safety program Wednesday to detect concealed ...

An extra layer of security will be implemented in area high schools after the Metro Nashville Public Schools board approved the expansion of the Evolv weapon detection system at its Tuesday night ...