Los Angeles has dozens of digital services that will come online through a single sign-on platform over the next few months.

"If anyone breaks on the security chain, you’re vulnerable," Jeanne Holm, Los Angeles' deputy mayor for budget and innovation, said during an online conference.

Jeanne Holm said she wants to use open data to benefit residents and "invigorate" data-sharing inside city government.

Los Angeles was the only U.S. city to be recognized this year, honored for its work with colleges and universities promoting data-driven decision making.

As the city's deputy chief information officer and senior technology adviser to the mayor, Jeanne Holm says she'll have a unique opportunity to streamline tech services.

The city’s information technology department is providing support to fire and emergency personnel as officials work to contain the San Fernando fire.

On the same day that Los Angeles CTO Peter Marx told StateScoop he had left city government, Mayor Eric Garcetti reshuffled his technology leadership.