Challenges surrounding climate change, transportation, housing and civic technology will be addressed by 17 research partnerships starting in February.

Tony Batalla, the city's IT manager since 2014, will oversee both the city's internal technology policy and a public-facing innovation office.

Using new technology from a company called Cryptomove, the city says it can turn thousands of its "internet of things" devices into security assets.

San Leandro, California's departing chief information officer plans to launch an incubator for women-run tech companies. But first, she's got some thoughts about bro culture, Burning Man,…

An open data visualization platform, a clearinghouse for the city's map data, and a citizen-centric dashboard are helping the San Francisco Bay Area city turn a friendlier…

A survey from nonprofit CompTIA shows that most city government tech leaders are not confident in the cybersecurity behind today's "smart city" devices.

As the California Bay Area's Startup in Residence program approaches national expansion in 2018, this year's participants share how AI, analytics and process changes are expanding government's…

The future of the city's infrastructure and operations hinge on development of an evolving sensor network and internet backbone, the California city CIO says.

Seattle, Philadelphia, San Jose and San Leandro officials say accessibility to high-speed internet and connectivity is fundamental to moving smart city plans forward.

City officials plan to save million and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through a new smart infrastructure upgrade.