The Google-created tool shows estimates of how much pollution is being created by vehicles and buildings in the heart of Silicon Valley.

San Mateo and Merced counties hired a public safety-dedicated GIS company to aggregate and develop maps and databases suitable for the next generation of emergency dispatch systems.

San Mateo County’s CIO modernized legacy infrastructure using hyperconverged solutions, streamlining deployment and scaling of its data center resources.

Twenty-five local governments will be admitted into the program to develop solutions to a common government problem.

As cities accumulate more data than ever before, questions emerge of whether they should charge third-party developers who want to use it.