- SFPD allegedly violates facial recognition technology ban: suit | KRON4
- SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy - SF Standard
- These cities bar facial recognition tech. Police still found ways to access it - The Washington Post
- AI was supposed to make police bodycams better. What happened? | MIT Technology Review
- When Average Is Great: A Look At April’s Snowpack Survey | LAist
- Here's what Oakland's police chief needs to know about his new job and city - SF Chronicle
- Newsom announces 480 license plate reader cameras in Oakland and East Bay freeways - KTVU
- Oakland HOAs are quietly installing surveillance cameras to watch public roads - Oaklandside
- Coalition to End Biased Stops Applauds SF Police Commission Vote to Implement Policy to Curb Racially-Biased Police Stops | San Francisco Public Defender's Office
- CHP to control Oakland’s 300-camera vehicle surveillance network - Oaklandside
- Opinion | London Breed's police measure is a political gambit - SF Standard
- Despite Concerns, SF and Oakland to Enforce Speeding Tickets with Traffic Cameras w/ Brian Hofer | KPFA
- Vehicle Pursuits, Sideshows and Car Break-Ins: How Mayor Breed Wants San Francisco Police To Use Drones - SF Standard
- Are S.F. surveillance laws yet another case of unnecessary red tape? - SF Chronicle
- When it comes to public safety, rolling back police oversight is never the answer - SF Chronicle
- San Francisco mayor wants to give cops a long leash. Here’s what you’ll be voting on - SF Standard
- Oakland’s license plate readers have been off for months, so why does the city want more? - Oaklandside
- Privacy advocates worry about license plate readers in Oakland - KTVU
- San Diego looks to give itself more time as surveillance tech deadline looms - The San Diego Union-Tribune
- It’s Time for City Hall to Hit Reset on Surveillance Oversight | Voice of San Diego
- Decision whether Chula Vista police must release drone video could get second hearing | KPBS Public Media
- Defunct Streetlight Cameras Still Costing San Diego $1M Annually - Voice of San Diego
- Long Beach Gets Smarter About Its Smart City Deployments - Gov Tech
- SDPD publishes trove of details on its inventory of surveillance equipment | KPBS Public Media
- Antioch police spread fear in the city they’re sworn to protect - SF Chronicle
- SJPD enlists community's help with new camera registry program - ABC 7 News
- Critics make their case against expanding police access to cameras - SF Chronicle
- The Oakland Police Department’s worst enemy is the Oakland Police Department - SF Chronicle
- Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 176: The Security State and Criminal Justice Reform | Davis Vanguard
- Berkeley police union president Sergeant Darren Kacalek on leave amid misconduct allegations over discriminatory texts - ABC7 San Francisco
- Berkeley Police Department in turmoil over leaked texts about arrest quotas - Los Angeles Times
- Berkeley investigating police texts alleging arrest quotas of the homeless - KTVU
- Berkeley police officers’ ‘anti-homeless’ text messages probed | KRON4
- Berkeley investigating police texts alleging arrest quotas of the homeless - KTVU
- Leaked texts from Berkeley police union leader show 'disturbing' comments - Berkeleyside
- Turlock CA expands use of security cameras in public parks | Modesto Bee
- Crime-fighting tool or risk to consumer privacy? Oakland police will continue recording license plate info to investigate crimes - East Bay Times
- Oakland residents are heavily surveilled. It hasn’t made them any safer - SF Chronicle
- Oakland, Calif., Police to Use Recorded License Plate Info - Gov Tech
- Oakland action on license plate readers tries to balance violent crime worries with privacy concerns - SF Chronicle
- Evaluating the Growing Movement to Stop ShotSpotter | TechPolicy.Press
- Oakland considering expanding use of license plate readers as crime surges - ABC7 San Francisco
- Cleveland Has Spent Millions on Police Cameras. Why Are the Locations a Secret? | The Marshall Project
- Law & Disorder w/ Cat Brooks - KPFA
- Houston Mandatory Security Camera Law Raises Surveillance Fears - Bloomberg
- Amid burglary concerns, Woodside will install license plate readers in town - The Almanac
- Surveillance critics blast SF police ‘power grab’
- San Diego slows down those streetlight cameras
- Cities turn to privacy boards to rebuild trust
- Does Your City Need a Local Privacy Commission? Probably
- BART promises transparency with license plate readers: Are privacy advocates satisfied? - Mercury News
- San Francisco Surveillance Law May Face Referendum - Bloomberg
- SF Mayor’s solution to difficult circumstances: Get rid of civil liberties protections | Archives | dailycal.org
- London Breed is lying about SF’s surveillance ordinance - SF Gate
- Chula Vista's contract with Motorola sells out residents' privacy, advocates say | KPBS Public Media
- Bay Area mayors push to reverse police cuts and expand surveillance tools | Courthouse News Service
- Video shows cops beating a man in the Tenderloin who committed no real crime - 48 hills
- Breed Backs More Cops, Surveillance as Crime Concerns Reach Fever Pitch - SF Standard
- Oakland mayor asks Gov. Newsom for license plate readers, increased CHP patrol in and around the city - Mercury News
- San Francisco mayor proposes broader police access to surveillance video in light of mass retail thefts - KTVU
- Mayor Schaaf to Gov. Newsom: Oakland needs license plate readers, CHP officers - Oaklandside
- How Chula Vista became one of the most surveilled cities in the country | KPBS Public Media
- San Francisco mayor proposes broader police access to surveillance video in light of mass retail thefts - KTVU
- How Chula Vista became one of the most surveilled cities in the country | KPBS Public Media
- Brian Hofer explains what community control over surveillance is - Portland BPS
- San Jose City Council Unanimously Approves Automatic License Plate Reader Expansion San Jose Inside
- San Diego: The Promise and Perils of Smart Cities on Vimeo
- Lauded as a national model, some question whether Oakland's privacy commission is working - Oaklandside
- ACLU sues Marin County Sheriff for turning over license plate camera data to ICE - KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- Marin County Sheriff sued over sharing license data with ICE - KTVU
- Police Commission OKs Plan For More Funding, Training for LAPD - LA Sentinel
- LAPD’s $18.5 million plan to reform itself after 2020 protest response heads to City Council – Daily News
- It’s Not Easy to Control Police Use of Tech—Even With a Law | WIRED
- Oakland police give FBI “unfettered access” to license plate reader data, according to lawsuit – East Bay Times
- Police Reform: Technology Assist – JohnGlidden.com
- New surveillance effort aims to crack down on illegal dumping | Archives | sfexaminer.com
- From Macy’s to Albertsons, facial recognition is already everywhere - Vox
- Is there a better way to police? One California city may have found the answer - ABC 7 News
- South Florida police quietly ran facial recognition scans to identify peaceful protestors. Is that legal? - Sun Sentinel
- Castro CBD votes to end private security camera proposal funded by tech entrepreneur - Hoodline
- Oakland leaders to weigh regulation of ‘militarized’ police equipment - East Bay Times
- Castro CBD board rejects camera proposal - The Bay Area Reporter
- Medida busca regular adquisición de equipo militar que podría ser usado por la policía de Oakland - TELEMUNDO
- Discussing the Power of Activism to Preserve Privacy in the Surveillance State with Brian Hofer (Secure Justice) | by MetroLab Network
- Police Drone Footage Is Off Limits – Unless This Legal Challenge Takes Flight - Voice of San Diego
- Sheriff's candidates wouldn’t need law enforcement experience under proposed bill - Oaklandside
- Experts Say ICE Likely Still Able to Access LBPD License Plate Data; Local Elected Officials Remain Silent on Issue
- Let Civilians Run for Sheriff Again, New California Bill Proposes - The Appeal
- PSA Today #18: Kaliya and Seth welcome Brian Hofer from Secure-justice.org to talk about how to figh local surveillance through privacy activism on Apple Podcasts
- City Surveillance Watch: Balancing Act | Smart Cities Dive
- LAPD to begin recording footage of protests from helicopters – Annenberg Media
- Portland’s Face-Recognition Ban Is a New Twist on ‘Smart Cities’ | WIRED
- Nextdoor Is Quietly Getting The Cops Involved: Report
- Morning Report: Smart Streetlights Are Experiencing Mission Creep | Voice of San Diego
- Must watch: 2-year-old girl plays with baby gorilla through glass at Omaha zoo
- Facial Recognition Software Sparks Transparency Battle - Law360
- Washington Cops Are Taking a Cue From ‘Fight Club’ for a Secret Facial Recognition Group | by Michael Hayes | OneZero
- Before ban, city of Berkeley acquired facial recognition technology | Archives | dailycal.org
- Berkeley Becomes Fourth U.S. City to Ban Police Use of Facial Recognition -- Security Today
- 30+ Civil Rights Organizations Call On Elected Officials to Stop Amazon’s Doorbell Surveillance Partnerships With Police
- Oakland Police to Enact Restrictive Search Policy for Those on Probation and Parole
- Oakland City Council Votes to Ban Facial Recognition Software | KQED
- New surveillance oversight law keeps communities safe and redefines tech leadership | Forum | sfexaminer.com
- Richmond Ends Contract with Surveillance Agency Linked to ICE | The Contra Costa Pulse
- San Francisco Becomes First US City to Ban Face Recognition Surveillance
- San Francisco becomes first city to bar police from using facial recognition - CNET
- San Francisco prohibits facial recognition technology | Bitfinance
- Bay Area's Spy Camera Ban Is Only the Beginning - Bloomberg
