When A State Needs an Election Do-Over
Some North Carolina voters could be headed back to the polls.
Integrating Data Into City Hall
COMMENTARY | How New Orleans used data in the rebuilding of a devastated city.
Tax Cuts, Whale Funding and Pay Bonuses Among the Priorities in Governors' Proposed Budgets
Across the U.S. governors are rolling out their spending plans for the upcoming fiscal cycle.
Plan to Dumb-Down the Power Grid In Name of Cybersecurity Passes Senate
The bill would establish and fund a public-private partnership to look at retro, analog options for securing the nation’s electric grid from digital threats.
Who Wins When Cash Is No Longer King?
Several cities are considering bans on cashless stores and restaurants.
Tampa’s Path to Smart City Status
The city’s downtown will be ready for connected vehicles by 2020, and an advanced traffic management system will cover the entire city by 2023.
Computing steps closer to the network's edge
Edge computing offers the ability to conduct real-time analytics with less latency and greater scalability.
More States Consider Restrictions On What Can Be Called Meat
Missouri passed a law banning food labels like "veggie burgers." Although that is being challenged in court, ranchers in other states are pushing for similar legislation.
What's next for smart city tech?
As cities experiment with automated vehicles, open data and blockchain to improve livability, they still must balance legacy and next-generation systems.
Forget the 'cloud,' soon we’ll be on the 'edge' when it comes to smart tech
The massive storage and scalable resources available in the cloud will obviously not be accessible at the network edge, but the distributed computing model will become central for real-time processing.
Lack of FedRAMP compliance hinders buildings management
Secure cloud solutions give agencies options for maintenance of their facilities and assets.
N.Y. Mayor Sees Major Opportunities for Marijuana Legalization
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Alaska mayor killed in D.C. … New Orleans delays short-term rental vote … and Colorado city’s grocery tax refund plan.
Pennsylvania Pension Commission Flags Upwards of $1 Billion in Investment Costs for One Year
The sum earned by investment managers from one pension fund exceeded employee contributions for the same period.
Trump Administration Moves On Tougher Food Stamp Work Requirements
The U.S. Department of Agriculture offered its proposal Thursday, the same day the president signed a bill that rejected expanded work mandates.
Tough But Important Lessons From San Diego’s 2017 Hepatitis A Emergency
A California state auditor’s report focuses much attention on a slow public health response as the highly-contagious liver disease spread.
Could a Supreme Court Decision Entitle 2,000 Oklahoma Inmates to New Trials?
ANALYSIS | Roughly half of the state could be designated as reservation land. No one’s sure what that would mean for Native inmates whose crimes occurred within those boundaries.
Uber Is Resuming Self-Driving Car Tests
Pittsburgh will see autonomous Ubers again.
Nine States Lost Population Last Year
That's the largest number of states to lose residents in more than 30 years.
Catching the digital transformation wave
Creating a robust private interconnection foundation now will prepare agencies to ride the next wave of digital innovation and transformation with greater agility.
Is quantum computing a cybersecurity threat?
Although the encryption underpinning modern internet communications could someday succumb to a quantum attack, it's important to understand that cryptography is just one piece of a much larger data-security pie.
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