The "Small Places, Big Ideas Innovation Cohort" is now collecting proposals for technologies that can connect governments and the public and help with mobility.

State technology and procurement officials say they're making headway resolving one of the most costly impediments to efficiency and innovation in government.

Published on Github, the guide is designed to help non-technical budgeting officials grasp modern software-development best practices.

Philadelphia is one of 10 cities participating in City Accelerator, a program that advises local governments on developing policies that promote equity.

A website called The Atlas that hosts case studies now includes social components its creators hope will engender deeper conversations between local governments.

The companies will pair with 22 local governments to develop innovative government solutions over the next 16 weeks.

The new governor said the state will solicit bids for firefighting technology using a process that gives vendors broad authority to define the solutions.

Shannon Lawson said new Gov. Mike Dunleavy asked for his resignation, but praised a new contract that empowers all public entities in the state to buy cybersecurity tools.

A new online tool developed by The Atlas guides small and midsize cities through "big city" tactics for doing business with the private sector.