In New York City, Bike Share Is Faster Than Cabs When It Matters

As the city strives to cut carbon emissions, backseat travelers should know when there’s a quicker, cleaner route.

What’s Causing State and Local Government Procurement Efforts to Struggle?

Government officials reported declines in response time, customer service and reputation regarding bids and RFPs, according to a new performance index.

Governors, CEOs and Trump Are All Showing an Interest in Workforce Development

“I don’t care what country you represent, or what industry you represent, workforce is a challenge,” said Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin.

In Madison, a Low-Tech Idea to Use Buses as a Traffic Enforcement Tool

Should law enforcement piggy-back on moving transit vehicles to get a bird’s-eye view of adjacent driver behavior?

How to Get the City to Notice Your Damn Pothole

A citizen’s guide to wacky schemes, from impromptu hot tubs to “birthday parties.”

Threat of Immigration Enforcement and Worker Shortages Worry Ohio Farmers

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: A surprising city for the nation’s fastest-growing average rents; Texas governor’s energy regulation resolution; and community health clinics prepare for federal funding cuts.

Over classification stymies threat-info sharing

Better information sharing can help with cyber preparation, but over classification of data inhibits public-private partnerships, a security expert says.

FamilyNow modular solution helps states upgrade case management systems

The Unisys suite includes separate modules that can work with legacy systems, making it easy for agencies to modernize their case management systems.

Interactive bike map helps county get citizen feedback

Montgomery County, Md., built an interactive map that lets users see planned bike routes and comment on different sections of the project.

Drone finds hikers in search and rescue effort

The Douglas County, Colo., Search and Rescue Team was able to locate lost hikers in just a few hours.

Dogged Fiscal Showdown in Illinois Gives Local School Leaders Major Heartburn

Also in our State and Local Weekend News Digest: Latino homelessness surges in L.A. County; clogged drain pipes flood N.C. town for 2nd time in 3 weeks; and Alaska’s struggle to fund homes for senior citizens.

How Do State Rainy Day Fund Balances Look These Days?

Not bad compared to the run-up to the Great Recession. But at least five states appear to have depleted their reserve accounts in the current fiscal year.

At the 1st Meeting of Trump’s Opioid Commission, Medicaid Was the Elephant in the Room

Members of the group reflected upon the importance of the federal program to the fight against the opioid epidemic, as the U.S. Senate debates the program’s future.

How 7 Mayors Responded to Trump’s Immigration Decision to Keep DACA, Drop DAPA

The half victory for advocates of federal immigration reform breaks a campaign promise sure to anger the president’s base.

The Rise of Rural Incarceration

Local jails in smaller counties are seeing enormous growth. A new report explains why.

VR environment powers Navy equipment installation, training

Virtual environments will allow more accurate documentation for ship builders and installation engineers and give sailors a way to train on new equipment before it is placed onboard.

Interactive Medical Drones: No Longer Science Fiction

With the help of medical drones, anyone might be able to provide emergency medical care at a disaster.

Modernizing applications in light of the cyber executive order

Cloud-based, platform-as-a-service technologies can deliver more secure and less expensive systems.

Census preps open data site for 2020 information

Census is working to make data.census.gov more interactive and give customers better access to data.

App gives responders mental health info for better decisions

The RideAlong app aims to keep first responders and people with mental illness safe during interactions.

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