Software company Cityzenith will construct a virtual model of Downtown Las Vegas to help the city reduce building emissions and noise pollution.

One city leader said federal officials were surprised by the reduction of environmental impact offered at a low cost.

Radio-frequency sensors mounted on sanitation trucks are helping northeast Ohio cities detect degraded electrical equipment.

A new guide published by New York City Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer aims to serve the city's communities equally and fairly.

Portland Smart City Coordinator Christine Kendrick said what's needed most now isn't more sensors or data, but "action" from local authorities.

Texas' technology plan for the next five years represents a maturation in data management and digital services, officials told StateScoop.

Commentary: Growing up poor showed Ignite Cities’ George Burciaga that a city’s most valuable asset is people. Technology, he says, should center around them.

Internet-connected devices attached to systems operated by local governments and public utilities aren't given enough attention, two former officials said.

A radio system that connects first responders across jurisdictions during emergencies has secured $6.5 million in new funding.

A $35 million system will remotely control thousands of surveillance cameras and streetlights, preparing for “more advanced, future-ready smart city applications."