During the GovAI Coalition's first public meeting, White House officials expressed interest in maintaining open lines of communication between federal, state and local governments.

Leaders of the GovAI Coalition said they've already attracted more than 500 government officials from around the United States.

While the city is expanding its use of automatic license plate readers, local officials promised to prioritize data privacy.

New guidelines for staff on the proper use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT include principles such as "privacy-first" and "equitable."

On the Priorities podcast, San Jose Deputy City Manager Rob Lloyd says involving the community in “smart cities” discussions is essential.

Clay Garner, who was named San Jose's chief innovation officer in January, plans to depart as Mayor Sam Liccardo's term winds down.

A crypto-mining operation that promised to pay the internet bills of 1,300 low-income San Jose households only generated enough to cover 86.

On the Priorities podcast, Urbana, Illinois, IT Director Sanford Hess explains his approach to modernization in the central Illinois city.

San Jose CIO Khaled Tawfik said he wants to use data and partnerships to turn his city into "the hub for government innovation."

Khaled Tawfik, the chief information officer of Irvine, California, is set to become San Jose's new CIO in April.