The San Diego Police Department is following a national and statewide trend that is making privately owned police scanners go ...

Until Friday’s announcement, t Police Department was the only local law enforcement agency still using unencrypted radio ...

The San Diego Police Department will transition to fully encrypted radio channels next week, limiting public access to live ...

The San Diego Police Department will transition to fully encrypted radio channels next week, limiting public access to live law enforcement communication.

The San Diego Police Department is transitioning to a fully encrypted radio system, making it more difficult for the public ...

She noted that smaller police departments like La Mesa and El Cajon have encrypted all communications, while the San Diego Police Department moved only private information to a separate secure ...

However, not all agencies moved to encryption. Some, including the San Diego Police Department, continue to use unencrypted channels and switch to separate, encrypted channels to broadcast people ...

SAN DIEGO — When police stopped a taxicab early one morning ... has a “four-layer security approach that includes data encryption, cloud storage and user authorization and authentication.” ...