Counties in one of the most poorly connected states in the country are now applying for a new round of research and infrastructure grants.

Assemblyman Clyde Vanel wants to explore how blockchain technology could be used in elections, governance and business.

Provisions around trucking, cybersecurity, privacy and safety are sticking points for some, but the bill is still on the Senate's fast track.

Built from the ground up, it would be one of the most ambitious developments of its kind.

The local government plans to bring high-speed internet to every home and business in the city by 2025.

California, Illinois, Florida and New York are among the minority of states yet to make a decision on the nationwide public safety network.

Workers say the program has grown more sophisticated this year, indicating signs of potential in the emerging technology.

The competition is expected to catalyze smart city projects around the country, concluding with a million grand prize.

A decrease in use of force complaints is among several major benefits found by researchers.

New research from the Public Technology Institute shows that security is dominating local government investment in new projects and initiatives.