Data Scientists Have Isolated the Exact Times a Yellow Taxi is a Better Deal Than an Uber

The research team figured this out by comparing a list of trip and fare data for every yellow cab ride taken in 2013 with Uber’s system.

Don't Expect to Ride in Driverless Buses Anytime Soon

But partial autonomous technology can still improve transit systems.

Philadelphia opens contracts datasets

In a move toward greater data transparency, Philadelphia opens its contracting datasets to public access.

Helping agencies learn from NIH’s BRAIN

The National Institutes of Health's award-winning research-and-presentation project has been turned into a tool for broader use.

Report: CompStat does reduce crime

CompStat-style programs are responsible for a 5 to 15 percent decrease in crime in cities using the system, according to a recent study by the Brennan Center for Justice.

Secure drone software evades hackers

Tech company Galois has developed a secure software solution that makes drones invulnerable to buffer overflow attacks, network sniffing, replay attacks and authentication attacks.

Is Obama Proposal the End of Taxpayer-Subsidized Sports Stadiums?

President Obama has proposed ending the use of tax-exempt bonds to finance stadiums and arenas for professional sports teams, jeopardizing plans in many cities and states to build new facilities.

Watch a Utah Construction Crew Demolish a Bridge in 32 Seconds

Also, watch the Michigan Department of Transportation “slide” a new bridge into place.

DHS spurs wearable tech for first responders

The Department of Homeland Security's EMERGE! Accelerator program is designed to speed development and validation of wearable technology for first responders.

Ultra-small, self-testing Ethernet switch for harsh environments

Phillips introduced a ruggedized Ethernet switch that has no moving parts, operates with less than 8 watts of power and is fully sealed and cooled without the need forced air.

3 ways to combat threats from ‘device creep’

Government network managers do not need removable storage tools; secure managed file transfer systems can get the job done with less risk.

Why the Justice Department Chose These 6 Cities for Its Police-Community Relations Pilot

The government hopes they can serve as a blueprint for others across the country.

SMART tool failed to cure State email woes

Records management issues plagued the State Department despite the State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolkit (SMART), designed to allow staff to preserve emails and cables using Microsoft Outlook.

Why Crowdsourcing City Projects Actually Works for Boston

The city has made a habit of soliciting insight on municipal projects from its well-educated residents—but with strict guidelines.

Wireless Warrant System Leverages Cloud as Crime-Fighting Tool

For a California district attorney’s office, the “speed aspect of being a cloud-based solution is significant.”

Army streamlines network initialization

The Army has developed tools to make network updates and initialization of workstations faster and more efficient.

Seattle opens funding pool to civic tech innovators

Seattle has set up a technology matching fund to provide capital to residents with innovative ideas for improving city services and public access to digital resources.

The Permanent Campaign: How Outside Money Is Changing the Way Governors Do Business

State executives and big-city mayors are using campaign funds and setting up nonprofits to push their issue agendas.

Massive OpenSSL audit hopes to squash Heartbleed-like bugs

The audit by Cryptography Services will cover a range of security concerns but will focus primarily on the Transport Layer Security stacks, protocol flow, state transitions and memory management.

A practical approach to email records management

With the right strategy, agencies can leverage technology they already own for a cost-effective and scalable email records management solution that ensures compliance with federal records policies.

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