Amazon Web Services announced 13 startups creating tools for public safety and criminal justice agencies that will participate in its four-week accelerator program.

The San Diego Regional Task Force on Homelessness collects data from 700 programs to better understand the population it serves.

In one instance, the new AI-powered document processing system assisted a Los Angeles public defender in helping his client avoid arrest.

It's only become more urgent for state and local governments to mount a collective defense, current and former state cyber leaders said.

Kentucky's driver services call center credited an Amazon customer tool with reducing a 150% staff turnover rate by two-thirds.

Amazon Web Services launched an accelerator program to help government-tech startups scale up, with the first cohort focused on public safety.

The West Coast's second-busiest port hopes a new data-sharing platform will make it easier to move goods through the supply chain.

Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas said at an AWS Summit that her state is moving "as many applications as we can" to cloud services.

Workforce agencies should strive to build digital services with the same ease-of-use as a dating app, a former state official at said at an AWS event.