The city has announced the next phase of its partnership with Intersection, which will install and maintain the devices around the city.

The city will host five public meetings in the coming weeks to ensure locals have a chance to be included in the evolution of the local government's privacy policy.

NYC Secure will tell New Yorkers if their phones encounter unsafe networks. The city insists it's not tracking users.

"The FCC is threatening the public’s right to control public property," New York City CIO Samir Saini wrote.

Washington Dulles International Airport is the latest terminal to adopt the new biometric screening technology, but when commercial options were too costly, it developed its own solution.

The task force comprised of state, local and industry professionals will support the growth of new transportation technologies on the I-40 corridor.

The bill would put strict caps on what municipal utilities could charge phone companies to install small-cell antennas.

Five companies will place their fleets around the city's outer boroughs during a pilot period.

21 smart communities to watch in 2018

Commentary: Annie Barco of Nextdoor shares examples of how her company's social network is helping law enforcement form tighter bonds that make communities safer.