Category: Gov Tech

Last year, local U.S. governments dealt with an “unprecedented” number of cyberattacks. A recent Pew Research Center survey found that 41 percent of its sample

Outside of the core curriculum, most teachers have a good deal of leeway in how they supplement district-assigned instructional materials. And for some courses, like

Measuring air quality in California’s Bay Area is now happening block-by-block, with roving air-quality monitoring sensors that aim to drive down every publicly available street

Conventional wisdom says a town with less than 200 people wouldn’t have the resources to establish and maintain high-speed Internet for its residents. But Mount

As more and more states legalize cannabis, local governments are finding themselves with a need to adapt their business permitting processes to complex and evolving

The team behind Portland.gov, the new homepage for the city of Portland, Ore., is dismantling the 18-year-old website used by residents to access services and

With 2020 now underway, city and state governments are ramping up efforts to support the forthcoming U.S. Census, which will determine the allocation of billions

Officials in Los Angeles County are making a substantial push to train and recruit more women into the gov tech workforce with the help of

Coord, a New York-based mobility data company, is taking applications for a new, free pilot program to help public agencies address specific curbside management issues.