The project aims to replace 270,000 lights with remotely-controlled and auto-dimming LEDs expected to slash energy consumption and pay for themselves.

The city doubled its program to four positions to help fill gaps in its technical workforce and build on an evolving online presence.

Yet another former federal innovator makes her way to the state and local government IT ecosystem.

A new real estate project billed as a "smart city innovation campus" could be at odds with city governments calling for an equitable distribution of technology.

Just more than half of geospatial data operations are housed within local government information technology offices, a new poll from the Public Technology Institute found.

With the help of a bill verification service and a simple new analytics dashboard, the Boston Environment Department is beginning to change how the city consumes energy.

A new partnership between the Dallas Innovation Alliance and AT&T will create a new program to test smart city tools.

America's first nationwide interoperable wireless network for public safety finally has a builder.

Commentary: Pete Eichorn, director of technology for NIC, says modular microservices are the answer to the slow software development cycle found in many agencies.

The new group, founded at the National States Geographic Information Council’s midyear conference, will encourage more women to work in a technology field traditionally dominated by men.