With the fall season underway, Officer Rich Innaimo said Washington has seen an "uptick" of motorists speeding in town.

Concerns over privacy motivated nearly 500 people to sign an online petition by Tuesday morning demanding the Yakima Police Department turn off their Flock cameras until protections are in place.

One year after adding new taxes, increasing fees and slashing over $18 million from the city’s 2025-26 operating budget in an effort to address a $43 million revenue shortfall, Vancouver officials are ...

The debate stems from the use of cameras made by Flock Safety, and whether the images and data collected are subject to ...

Some WA cities are cutting ties with a traffic camera vendor that has databases that may be accessed by outside agencies.

Washington court rules automated license plate reader images are public records, even when stored by vendors like Flock ...

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The city installed speed cameras in June at busy Washington Street, or Route 66, in both eastbound and westbound lanes, ...

The City of Spokane installed new automated red light traffic safety cameras at the intersection of E Mission Avenue and N ...

The use of traffic cameras by law enforcement raises important questions about personal privacy vs. public safety, state's ...

New automated traffic safety cameras have been installed at the busy intersection of East Mission Avenue and North Greene ...