Arkansas Reconsiders Its Religious-Freedom Law
Legislators passed a bill critics said was even more sweeping than Indiana's law, but Governor Asa Hutchinson says he won't sign it until controversial sections are fixed.
Watch San Francisco’s Catchy Sewer Rap Video
In “You Can’t Live Without Me,” the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission reminds residents that “your #2 is our #1.”
California Governor Announces Mandatory Statewide Water Cutbacks
“This historic drought demands unprecedented action,” Jerry Brown says, laying out his action plan to cut water use by 25 percent.
CIS offers pre-hardened resources for Amazon cloud
The Center for Internet Security’s Amazon Machine Images will enable organizations to reduce time, cost and risk in their cloud deployments.
More Governors and Mayors Ban Official Travel to Indiana
As the national backlash continues, other states and cities want to welcome businesses turned off by the Hoosier State's controversial new religious-objections law.
The end of the road for AKO
The Army's legacy email system closed its last accounts on March 31.
Inside the Push to Put Climate Change Warnings on Gas Pumps
The Bay Area wants to apply the tobacco-labeling approach to fuel.
Get ready for wearables
Though we may be years away from significant adoption, it’s important for government agencies to begin incorporating wearables into their security planning now.
Customs to turn tech service desk to private contractor
The Customs and Border Protection’s IT office plans to migrate its Technology Service Desk operations to a contractor owned and operated service.
States use cameras to crack down on school bus scofflaws
A number of states plan to use cameras to target ‘fly-by’ drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.
A Winning Knight Cities Challenge Idea From Charlotte Is Remarkably Simple
The Take Ten public engagement initiative is one of the 32 projects that made the cut. Check out the full list of winners.
Cuomo Institutes Indiana Travel Restrictions for N.Y. State Employees
New York’s governor is turning up the heat on Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.
How Red States Learned to Love the Gas Tax
In Washington, raising the levy on fuel is a non-starter. But Republican legislatures that actually have to balance their budgets are finding increases indispensable.
Honeywell offers HD video over analog networks
Honeywell introduced a video surveillance system that allows high-definition video to be transmitted over analog and coaxial cable networks.
How hard is it to permanently delete data?
Even though Hillary Clinton deleted her email, experts can probably recover it.
Are There Limits to Government Speech?
The Supreme Court considers whether putting a Confederate battle flag on a license plate should be different than urging Americans to eat more beef.
The Best (and Cheapest) Places in the World for Coworking
A guide of some of the hottest places around the world for different types of digital nomads.
Government Office 365 plans get free MDM tools
Government IT managers looking for mobile device management tools will get three new options with their Office 365 subscription plans.
Resistance to DCGS-A persists
Critics are increasingly vocal with their dissatisfaction with the Army’s Distributed Common Ground System and the military’s insistence that soldiers continue to use it.
IRS flips storage for virtualized cloud service offering
Unisys acquired the IRS’s storage systems, then converted them into a virtualized storage-as-a-service offering that allows IRS to pay for storage capacity as needed.
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