Public libraries are alive and well, thanks to Gen Z, millennials and the shift to digital collections
Libraries aren’t dying — they’re just changing.
Libraries aren’t dying — they’re just changing.
Officials in Clark County, Washington, said they’ve restored access to the county website and other services are back online after a “sophisticated cyberattack.”
As Code for America wraps up its relationship with its local brigades, the community of civic-tech volunteers is charting a new path.
A consortium providing broadband infrastructure to Oregon’s public and nonprofit sectors has big plans for building out the state’s networks.
On the Priorities Podcast, Texas CIO Amanda Crawford on the state’s citizen services app. New York CIO Tony Riddick on cybersecurity.
The “fraudulent financial transaction” occurred in late April, and was discovered May 17 when another attempt was made, officials said.
Bob C. Leek, who’s been with the Las Vegas-area county since February 2021, now leads its 200-person IT department in Clark County.
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said she wants police to have access to facial recognition systems, one year after a ban was implemented.
New legislation would share city data with the Center for Policing Equity to search for indicators of racial bias in policing.
Responses by Rachele Gorsegner, business solutions division manager. What’s the best outcome of your integrated tax system? I think the best outcome is that now we have a system in place that employs best practices from revenue agencies around the country and around the world, and we can leverage those best practices to do our […]