City council is standing behind a pilot program that it says could both relieve congestion on city streets and enable new data collection to support operations.

Officials in Portland and Multnomah County, Oregon, say data, partnerships and political willpower can help them hit their goal of operating on fully renewable energy by 2050.

A new website to helps renters and property owners in the California city fight practices that are pushing residents out of gentrified neighborhoods.

After initial concerns by city officials that the company would be a nuisance, the drop-and-go bicycle service asks for equal treatment with the city's existing bikeshare.

An inordinate volume and volatility of unfulfilled open information requests in a single year underscores the role of federal leadership, specifically law enforcement transparency policies started by President Barack Obama.

And vendors make decisions that government will ultimately be responsible for.

Open government advocates are frustrated that their latest push to make all communications about government business subject to disclosure laws won't be moving forward this year.

The city council approved the department's bid to spend millions on the two major technology upgrades.

A Rutgers University study argues that many of New Jersey's municipalities don't have the tools to keep their networks safe and data secure.