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Southbridge, Mass., now has a way for citizens to submit crime tips anonymously and receive police notifications by downloading the free "Southbridge PD" app. Officials say crimes in progress still require a call to 911.
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The Smart Cities Living Lab is a test bed for numerous smart technologies in downtown Dallas that has become a mecca for tourism and the arts.
A new information network is putting the collective wisdom of public sector IT agencies within reach of their colleagues and trying to solve some of the big problems that vex government.
The city is leveraging a mobile app and centralized system to improve services to residents.
Facebook's investments are helping to turn the area into a hub for research and development in the new technologies.
Nine sensors are set to be deployed across the University District in Spokane, Wash., where researchers have been studying air quality in an urban setting.
The USC Marshall School of Business and Viterbi School of Engineering along with the city have formed the Intelligent Internet-of-Things Integrator, otherwise known as the I3 Consortium, in an effort to further collaboration related to IoT project testing and development.
With the goals of minimizing impacts to the traveling public and lowering overall costs, some cities are turning toward a project management platform for better outcomes.
City officials cite problems with the smartphone app that is supposed to allow users to pay for more parking remotely.
The state’s Public Service Commission has created an app to make registering on the do-not-call list simpler for residents.
The system, once branded too risky by Gov. Rick Scott’s administration, is falling short of expectations.
Toledo students will get hands-on experience through the program by spending time in some of ProMedica’s clinical sites.
California's Secretary of State's Office has been recognized for reducing barriers to doing business in the state through its use of technology.
State and local governments have poured time and money into online services, but while some work, others fail miserably. Understanding citizen behavior is the key to success.
Hoping to solve the problem of searching through multiple apps to help you get around the city is Migo, a new Seattle-based app that functions as a search engine for on-demand ride services.
The emergency preparedness exercise involving National Guard units from New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma and Louisiana, as well as local, state and federal agencies took place in Lamy, N.M. last week.
A university-developed app is showing promise in helping people stay on the track to recovery.
Street View’s new 360-degree experience of the space station takes viewers inside all 15 modules.
Attempts on the part of many App-based boat ride services to avoid using licensed captains will not be allowed, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
The changes began two years ago when the city centralized its disorganized and inefficient graffiti efforts into the Streets Division of the Transportation and Stormwater Department.
The new, free Risk Based Data Management System WellFinder app is addressing calls for increased transparency and safety.
