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The technology that helped investigators track one of three men accused of opening fire in the French Quarter, killing one and wounding three, has also raised criticism about the actions of an Orleans Parish judge.
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Through a network of connected devices and vehicles in the district, researchers hope to make cycling a safer activity.
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The Jacksonville Transportation Authority launched its own autonomous transit vehicle testing area Dec. 20.
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The former governor of Maryland and mayor of Baltimore says major cities will lead American government into the future, with sensors and predictive analytics that allow for unprecedented service and accountability.
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Boynton Beach commissioners will vote on the proposal to install 23 of the automated devices throughout the city.
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Roughly $5 million in fees collected to fund local 911 agencies is missing, and privacy laws makes the tax information a state secret.
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The data raises questions about the agency’s aid process, and whether wealthier neighborhoods get more help than their low-income counterparts.
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The city council approved the agreement with Park Mobile to provide app-based parking permit services to residents.
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The Oklahoma Energy Resources Board is distributing $2 million to every public school system in the state, and is allocating the cash based upon each district's enrollment and its percentage of low income students.
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With Los Angeles in the midst of major procurement outreach focused on minority and small-business involvement, the 2028 Olympics will provide a big test as to whether those reforms are working.
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The American Center for Mobility west of Detroit opened four-season testing, day and night, in sun, rain, ice and snow.
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The technology certainly has benefits, but some say they could be outweighed by its drawbacks.
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The multi-agency communications system will grant authorities access to six state towers, five of them located in areas just outside the county.
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Near Earth Autonomy promises a future that includes self-driving flying taxis and groceries delivered by drone.
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After President Trump signed a bill disallowing the use of the Russian-made software on federal computers, local governments are following suit.
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Commissioners say they would like to see a vote that would start measuring the costs of creating a fiber optics utility test area.
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Each year since 2020, 38-year public employee Bill Mann has focused on an individual theme designed to protect both the public and private sectors, and this year’s features weekly cybersecurity lessons.
