Seeking Justice: ‘Are We Punishing People for Being Sick?’
Addressing mental health in the criminal justice system, Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey outlines a "blueprint for change."
Government’s role in protecting identity in an age of data breaches
We can’t go back to the old model of making people stand in line at government offices, but agencies must protect the identities of individuals requesting benefits and services.
Los Alamos lets users customize the supercomputer software stack
New 800-line Charliecloud program uses a container approach to let big data users package their own stacks in isolation from the host operating system.
DISA signs on for milCloud 2.0
The nearly $500 million contract with CSRA calls for the government-run cloud to be operated by the contractor in DOD data center space.
Commerce seeks ideas for battling botnets
The request for comment focuses on "ways to improve industry's ability to reduce threats ... and what role, if any, the U.S. Government should play."
Simulating Scenarios for Killer Smog Conditions in Pittsburgh
Predictive analytics are getting better at profiling the clinical impact of air- and heat-related emergencies, as well as the stress they place on response infrastructure.
Interior Secretary Recommends That Bears Ears National Monument Should Be Shrunk
Secretary Ryan Zinke submitted an initial report to the White House about the national monument in Utah, which some GOP officials have characterized as an Obama-era land grab.
Dumped-Upon Minnesota City Deploys Its Snow Equipment in June
PHOTOS: As the start of summer nears, public works crews in the city of Coon Rapids were plowing through a winter landscape, of sorts.
Economics of Blueberries Jam Maine Officials
Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Judicial fines mount from Washington state’s ongoing education funding crisis; California state government hiring outreach; and Philly’s ‘text-to-give’ campaign.
In Washington State, ‘All Solutions ... Are Local’
Video interview: As the executive director the state's Department of Enterprise Services, Chris Liu proved reducing costs, enhancing a local community and building trust can all go hand-in-hand.
Walmart Acquiesces in Big-Box ‘Dark Store’ Tax Dispute in Michigan
A county administrator commends the retail giant for “seeing the community’s side and taking the fair route in the matter.”
Google's New Product Puts Peer Pressure to a Sunny Use
The company’s “Project Sunroof” now shows you which of your friends have already put solar panels on their roof.
Protection from insider threats
Privileged account management is critical in keeping agency networks secure.
Broadband and IoT in the big city: A conversation with NYC’s CTO Miguel Gamiño
Advances in technology will help make affordable and high-speed connectivity available in every part of the city.
Agencies ‘flying blind’ without more data
A two-year analysis warns that policy makers lack the data to inform their responses to workforce changes caused by key technologies.
Traffic mitigation tactics for smart cities
Louisville, Ky., plans to expand its fiber optic network and install an intelligent transportation system to ease traffic congestion.
Gay Couples Fight to Be Included on Birth Certificates
Lesbian couples in Indiana and Arkansas that have used artificial insemination say they should be treated like heterosexual couples on birth certificates, with both the biological mother and her spouse listed as parents.
Park Service Drains Reflecting Pool After Parasite Kills 80 Ducklings
They deserved better.
Voters Weigh In on Puerto Rico's 51st State Plan
Voters overwhelmingly supported the decision, but there was dismal turnout.
Are Trump’s Efforts to Streamline Infrastructure Permitting Actually Redundant?
The president has promised to move ahead with “massive permit reform.” But some of his actions may be having the “exact opposite result of what seems to have been intended.”
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