Philadelphia has launched a new app to help people find public lactation spaces.

The New Orleans City Council plans to consider a proposal from police that would allow broad use of facial recognition technology during investigations.

The bad actors have exploited the vulnerability since January, delivering malware to local governments and utilities groups.

California launched a new AI-powered tool design to accelerate the process of approving building permits. Recent fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other buildings.

A mysterious failure of the water system in Marlin, Texas, prompted Gov. Greg Abbott to declare an emergency, opening additional support for the city of 5,500 people.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers named Jorge Cardenas as this year's technology champion.

Culver City, California, has launched a new warning system with a distinct sound, to be used in incidents like wildfires and earthquakes.

New York City has selected T-Mobile in a deal officials said will help save taxpayers millions of dollars and bolster public safety.

The New York City Police Department extended its contract with the ShotSpotter service for three years in a deal worth $21.8 million.

The Baton Rouge Police Department recently cancelled its contract with ShotSpotter following required budget cuts for the new year.