Nestled cozily among the sights and sounds of Downtown's marinas, The Yardarm Bar & Grill seems very much at home in its Erie Street location, just northwest of the State ...

Yardarm Technologies, a smartgun company, launched in 2013 to some fanfare. The company produces a sensor that can record every instance a gun is fired, in what could be a boon to law enforcement.

A Silicon Valley startup called Yardarm seems to think so -- it's testing a new gun accessory that can notify police dispatchers when officers draw and fire their weapons.

As more technology invades US police departments, that's what Yardarm is banking on. The 10-person Capitola, CA-based startup makes a tiny piece of hardware police officers snap into ...

Yardarm Technologies, Inc is a leading public safety Internet of Things (IoT) provider of sensor and communications technology to law enforcement, security, and military agencies ...

The Yardarm Sensor is a small device that can be added to a police officer's firearm, offering a unique type of monitoring technology that differs from the oft-recommended inclusion of a camera.

According to Yardarm, the Sensor integrates with existing systems and connects to computer aided dispatch (CAD) centers, real-time crime centers (RTCC), smartphones, tablets, or laptops.

Once logged into the password protected app, the owner will be able to manage multiple firearms with the Yardarm technology. The technology does not allow, however, for the gun to be remotely fired.

Jim Schaff of Yardarm demonstrates the readings that pop up when a gun is holstered, unholstered, and fired at a shooting range in San Jose, California, on Thursday, September 10, 2015.

Technology from startup Yardarm can tell 911 emergency responders if a police officer's gun has been fired. But Yardarm doesn't call it a "smart gun" -- that would court controversy.

The Yardarm case, a part of Pompano Beach civic history for 30 years, appears to be over, now that the city has spent millions on legal fees, the seaside site is a city-owned park and the brothers … ...

First, a restaurant was there. Then, the restaurant was torn down to make way for a hotel. But, because of a lengthy court battle, the hotel was never built. Now, 20 years later, the 1.5-acre prope… ...