States, Cities Pick Up on Climate Change Where Trump Leaves Off

What does environmental resistance to the president look like?

A Data-Driven Governance Test for Seattle: Transforming Homeless Services

Two years ago, the Emerald City was among the first to be named to the What Works Cities program and chose to focus on human-services contracting reform. What can other cities learn from Seattle’s experience?

‘Surge Parking’ Pilot Prompts ‘Revenue Piggy Bank’ Worries in Chicago

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: California’s big infrastructure funding proposal; Bridgegate sentencing; and Nevada’s state worker unionization bill.

The Trump Administration’s Mixed Messages on ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Continue

City Halls now want a legal definition of the term, with Seattle even suing for one.

How a Florida Police Chief Broke Major U.S. Diplomatic News

Normally, Washington and Beijing would announce a meeting between the two top leaders simultaneously, a way for both governments to make a display of mutual respect. This time, a local cop played a role.

What Works Cities Launches New Certification Program for Municipal Data Practices

As the footprint of the WWC network grows, “other cities will want to copy the cities that do well,” according to former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Sessions: ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Must Comply or Be Denied DOJ Grants

Does an Obama-era policy really give the agency leeway to defund jurisdictions still refusing to enforce immigration law?

Bad Odor Wafts Over Mobile, Alabama

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Kentucky’s quandary over old state office building; Montana’s prison population spikes; and increasing diversity in New York state government.

NFL Commissioner Sends ‘Grim’ Letter to Oakland Mayor

Also in our State and Local Weekend Digest: Drone crashes into Buffalo City Hall; Iowa’s awful repeat drunk-driving record; and county supervisor in Virginia attacked by deer.

Cloud-Hosted Software Is Helping to Clone Automated Government Processes

“We want to make it easier for governments to get people to comply with regulations that didn’t use to seem important enough to follow,” CityGrows’ CEO said.

What Is Denver Learning From Its Public Restroom Pilot Program?

Some preliminary observations and trends already have surfaced in the year since the project’s launch.

Cincinnati Seeks P3 Deal to Develop a ‘Wi-Fi Superhighway’

“We want the marketplace to organically build this thing out,” according to City Manager Harry Black.

Is Seattle ‘Holding Its Gunpowder’ in Legal Fight With Trump?

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Long Beach Showcases Water-Efficient, Drought-Tolerant Gardens

Just because California's drought has eased, that doesn't mean urban lawn-to-garden landscaping has to go out of style.

The Cities Trumpcare Would Hurt (and Help)

Under the AHCA, urban centers dominated by poor people of color would feel the most pain.

9 Common Practices for Successful Government Revenue Management

How many of these techniques are you using to collect debts?

California’s Message to ‘Disillusioned’ Federal Employees

The Golden State may be home a golden career opportunity.

What Data-Driven Mayors Don't Get

In an age of growing alienation from civic institutions, the technocrats running many American cities don’t understand what old-style political machines once delivered.

Booted From City Hall, a Pro-Slavery Icon Finds New Home

A Maryland city’s multi-year journey to part ways with its historic “embarrassment” was greeted with applause.

San Antonio Mayor and ‘Accidental Politician’ Ivy Taylor Talks Digital Inclusion, Smart Cities

“In 20 years ... it will just be the way cities operate”

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