Securing the grid by moving tech from lab to market
Universities will get help commercializing the technology developed under a $12.2 million Department of Energy pilot program to protect the nation's energy infrastructure.
The future of mobile data management
Just managing the device is no longer an option. Here's where the experts see mobile-security strategies heading in 2016 and beyond.
L.A.'s Plan to Send Letters to Those Who Drive Through Prostitution Zones
Also in our Thanksgiving news roundup: Nebraska is ready for California’s thirsty ‘wolves,’ and Huntsville prepares to dominate Alabama.
States Grapple with Girls in the Juvenile Justice System
Advocates say there aren’t enough juvenile justice programs targeted to girls, whose needs are often more complex than boys’.
Pennsylvania Counties Look at Drastic Actions Against State Amid Budget Mess
Will cash-strapped local leaders sue to get the money they’re owed?
Is This County’s Regulation of Uber Legal?
Nevada doesn’t think so, and commissioners are thinking twice after catching flack in Las Vegas for catering to the taxi industry.
Local Government Contracting Opportunities Are Rebounding
Cooperative purchasing is still gaining steam, but IT purchases are making up for bid and RFP losses elsewhere, according to a new third quarter report.
New York’s Job-Saving Subsidies; Duluth’s Beloved Mayor Disappoints Fans
Also: Road workers in Kansas need winter coats and Eugene axes’ its unlicensed professional engineer.
Can California Be ‘Road Shamed’ Into Passing a Gas Tax Increase?
Video of these neglected roads will leave you feeling for the car.
When drones can regulate themselves
Industry experts recently explained to lawmakers how unmanned aerial systems technology can ease the challenges of integrating drones into the national airspace.
In Wake of Paris, How Prepared Are U.S. States, Cities?
Experts say that smaller U.S. cities may lack the resources needed to prevent or react to an attack.
Georgia's data breach affects 6 million citizens
Personal voter information of more than 6 million voters in Georgia was illegally disclosed in due to a “clerical error.”
Sandia's PANTHER predicts movement
Researchers have developed a way to store and represent trajectories so that computers can compare them more efficiently -- helping human analysts separate signals from noise.
How to build customer-focused government
By becoming more customer focused, California can improve the nature of its interactions with residents, a new report finds.
Making mobile phones the authentication hubs for smart homes
With funding from the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, the pilots address barriers to the identity ecosystem and seed the marketplace with “NSTIC-aligned” solutions to enhance privacy, security and convenience in online transactions.
Is America's Deficient Bridge Problem Getting Better or Worse?
Federal data show the number of "structurally deficient" bridges in the nation has declined since 2005. But about 60,000 still need critical repairs.
What’s Next for Louisville’s Digital Team?
The city launched a new version of its website last year and is working hard to improve its open data portal and personalized services.
Factors Influencing the Number of Alternative Driver's Licenses Issued by States
Seven states and the District of Columbia issued more than 900,000 driver's licenses to unauthorized immigrants.
FAA task force delivers recommendations on drone registry
The FAA task force established to make recommendations regarding a registry for small unmanned aerial vehicles delivered its final report.
UNC Charlotte solves wireless demand with gigabit Wi-Fi
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is upgrading its wireless connectivity to include gigabit Wi-Fi and nearly 1,000 access points.
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