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Creating quality digital services essential but time-consuming, say California IT leaders
State, city and county agencies are catering to convenience by putting more of their services online, but often at a humble pace.
San Francisco accuses former IT employees of nepotism in awarding cybersecurity contract
A lawsuit from the city attorney alleges that former officials steered a $1.2 million contract to a firm where one of their husbands worked as a sales director.
Ex-San Francisco fellow publishes city's lost autonomous vehicles white paper
Forgotten amid a political shuffle, the document condenses the expertise of more than a dozen companies in the connected-device and self-driving vehicles markets.
San Francisco's first chief data officer, Joy Bonaguro, resigns
'Empowering leader' leaves behind a legacy of data projects and cultural change in the city's data division.
San Francisco will dismiss thousands of marijuana convictions with automated tool
The city's use of web-based software called "Clear My Record" marks the first partnership between civic tech nonprofit Code for America and a prosecutor's office.
City-run fiber network in SF could generate 'significant' returns, says latest analysis
A fiscal analysis announced by the mayor's office found that while the project would cost as much as .8 billion, it would also generate new sources of income and reduce reliance on existing providers.
San Francisco discloses security flaw in public warning system
After being notified by local security researchers last month, the city reports that it has "minimized the threat."
San Francisco innovation chief Jay Nath departs for civic tech nonprofit
The chief innovation officer was formative in building keystone civic technology programs like Startup in Residence.
How tech upgrades helped San Francisco stand out amid a national crush of tax payments
As people lined up for last-minute property tax payments everywhere in December, one city was uniquely prepared.
