AI to speed building permits in L.A. after wildfires
California launched a new AI-powered tool design to accelerate the process of approving building permits. Recent fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other buildings.
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California expands Login.gov website to make federal aid more accessible to L.A. wildfire victims
The California Department of Technology, with the U.S. General Services Administration, is expanding its Login.gov website.
Los Angeles selects software vendor for new digital permitting, licensing system
With the new software, the city's upcoming system will make the building permit and license process in Los Angeles completely digital.
What was Los Angeles’ top tech official doing in Armenia?
Talking about digital government, of course.
With new mayor, Los Angeles IT office prepares for new priorities
On the Priorities podcast, Los Angeles CIO Ted Ross says the city’s IT operation is ready to execute on Mayor Karen Bass’ agenda.
Adjusting to new mayor, Los Angeles CIO looks to the Lakers
Los Angeles CIO Ted Ross spoke about the transition to new Mayor Karen Bass, and LeBron James breaking the NBA's all-time scoring record.
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Los Angeles’ controller loves data visualizations
On the Priorities podcast, Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin says data visualizations are a key way to make government accessible.
L.A. controller publishes emergency readiness maps
Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin's office published a set of maps designed to prepare residents for flooding, wildfires and heat waves.
A closer look at how Florida is rebuilding IT operations
On the Priorities podcast, Florida CIO James Grant offers his insights on why this iteration of Florida IT might be the right one.
Los Angeles Unified School District reports ransomware attack
The Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation's second-biggest K-12 system, said a ransomware attack is not expected to disrupt classes.