San Francisco will spend more time considering whether, and under which circumstances, the city’s police department may use its fleet of land-based robots to kill people.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 to let police use robots to kill suspects in "extraordinary circumstances."

San Francisco police will be able to access live video feeds of privately owned surveillance cameras after a board of supervisors vote.

The city of San Francisco has kicked off a community-led effort to tackle health inequities spurred by extreme heat.

As Los Angeles prepares for the 2028 Olympics, city CIO Ted Ross and San Francisco CIO Linda Gerull discussed what "smart city" means now.

Cyd Harrell, who worked at 18F from 2016 to 2018, was named as San Francisco's second-ever chief digital services officer.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said she wants police to have access to facial recognition systems, one year after a ban was implemented.

New legislation would share city data with the Center for Policing Equity to search for indicators of racial bias in policing.

Carrie Bishop, who held San Francisco's chief digital services officer role for five years, said she's stepping down to "decompress."

San Francisco CISO Michael Makstman, who cofounded the Coalition of City CISOs, said cities should pursue a "collective approach" on defending their networks.