The September 11th terrorist attacks not only transformed the lives of ordinary Americans, but it also changed the way the nation's largest police force, the NYPD, does business.

Video • August 24th, 2011

A magnitude 5.8 earthquake centered just 90 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. sent scores of workers streaming out of buildings there, damaging pinnacles at the National Cathedral and creating a traffic tie-ups more akin to a blizzard.

Video • August 24th, 2011

More than three dozen protesters were arrested Monday during a chaotic run through downtown San Francisco that snarled traffic and BART train service during the evening commute.

Video • August 23rd, 2011

An El Cajon police officer was shot in the neck on Sunday as gunfire came from a house where a large fire broke out soon after.

Video • August 22nd, 2011

A 24-year-old Detroit-area man who tried using his feet to stop a runaway pickup truck with faulty brakes caused multiple collisions and police say he exhibited "moronic decision making."

Video • August 19th, 2011

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano unveiled new television ads Wednesday for the public awareness campaign "If you see something, say something," as the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks nears.

Video • August 18th, 2011

Police in New Mexico say an alert neighbor chased down a suspected kidnapper and then rescued 6-year-old girl. The suspect, 29-year-old Phillip Garcia, is facing kidnapping and other charges.

Video • August 17th, 2011