An app that helped San Francisco drivers avoid parking tickets for a single morning has been dismantled, but not before making a giant splash.
Climate change is making floods more frequent, severe, and costly. Now, some cities are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to better insure against risk.
A rental software company is suing the City of Berkeley over an ordinance
Culver City officials have announced they’ll use a combination of camera
Sonoma County, Santa Rosa, Sacramento, Modesto, Fremont.
Leading government software provider Granicus has released a list of finalists for its 13th annual Digital Government Awards.
The first incident occurred Thursday just after 10 p.m. when a robo taxi collided with a fire truck that was responding to an emergency.
An op-ed by Michael Vallante.
The annual conference, featuring an array of state and local government experts, comes at a critical time for the public sector. Cyberattacks on government agencies rose by 95% in 2022.
The California Public Utilities Commission will vote on an expansion of driverless taxis this week. Local leaders are begging the Commission to slow down.