A system already used in California and Oregon, called ShakeAlert, went live in Washington, but third-party apps, which are faster, aren't available there yet.

Former city IT administrator Nicole Guttridge said she's consolidating several IT divisions and rethinking digital services in the Sacramento suburb.

The "My Turn" site has been called incompatible with systems used by county-run and retail vaccination programs, but state officials say there's no incompatibility.

The bill could be more sweeping than even California's 2018 law, but one attorney said it may be motivated by political grievances with the tech industry.

Angie Quirarte, California’s deputy director of digital innovation, said her team managed chaos as the information landscape shifted by the hour in 2020.

Officials said they hope the new data warehouse will allow them to better understand — and ameliorate — the state's homelessness crisis.

Researchers at the University of Southern California found at-home broadband access varies greatly by income and race, despite overall improvements statewide.

Starting in May, California 911 centers will be able to receive automatic, real-time notifications when a General Motors-made car equipped with OnStar crashes.

Local governments adapted well to their remote working environments, but city leaders now want more thoughtful governance before making the switch for good.