An internal analysis of the FCC's new $20.4 billion rural broadband initiative breaks down how many homes and businesses in each state can expect to be connected to high-speed internet.

Fire officials could get a new intelligence center for data-analysis, as California's security operations center gains a more stable backing.

After leading tech initiatives that include a $24 million project to close the city's digital divide, Shireen Santosham has taken a position with a vertical farming company.

Data from California's eight largest police agencies includes demographics of people stopped on foot and in vehicles and what actions officers took.

From pizza to parcels, deliveries in California will soon come by autonomous vehicles that may or may not have someone watching from behind the wheel.

The latest audit of California's long-gestating FI$Cal platform finds spiraling costs, delayed features and potential risks to the state's credit-worthiness.

Led by former California state official and CompTIA executive Jennifer Saha, TechCA will seek to help industry “be a better partner to government.”

It's the latest step in the state's effort to simplify its digital services and encourage development of new tools for public safety, public health and beyond.

About 3,200 residents had their personally identifying information made available to seven other federal and state agencies, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.