The new rules update existing gun-surrender requirements for people under restraining orders, adding a requirement for LE to serve the orders
A California company that sells mail-order firearms is being sued by New Jersey's attorney general
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The man reportedly told officers he was carrying the weapon for protection
The gunman was issued a firearm owners' ID card after a background check failed to show a 1995 aggravated assault conviction
A man has returned 27 guns that were stolen from the home of a Washington police chief
Police in the 6th District of Chicago have recovered 1,000 guns this year
The Spokane Police Department has sold 311 firearms since 2011, spokesman Officer John O'Brien said
"It's chilling to see how this house was set up," Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said. "The officers had no chance whatsoever."
400 guns were stolen Sunday from a United Parcel Service facility in Memphis
Here's an overview of what to keep in mind when traveling with and transporting a gun from an airport
The FBI received about 5 percent fewer background check requests on Black Friday in 2014
Plagued by technological problems, the system never solved a single case
The ordinance would also require vendors to submit a weekly report to police
The lawsuit argues that the ordinance violates existing state regulations
Academics have never conclusively proved a causal relationship between tougher gun laws and lower crime rates
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