The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is equipping some of the state's fleet vehicles with passive sensors to detect whether drivers have been drinking.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is experimenting with new artificial intelligence tools that listen for problems and help maintenance workers.

New technologies are aiding the battle against the blazes in Southern California, but high winds limit the use of drones, said one fire official.

Officials in Arlington County, Virginia, said they'll use data to adjust prices and influence where people park.

Connecticut is installing new sensors along ramps to highways that notify state police of wrong-way driving.

On the Priorities Podcast, an official from the Cincinnati sewer district explains how sensors are changing waste treatment.

A group of telecommunications companies and the nonprofit U.S. Ignite want city governments to look beyond open data and begin using what they call a "data-sharing exchange."

Whether Toronto's controversial Quayside project will continue will be settled in a meeting between city stakeholders and Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs on Thursday.

The new system, which Gov. Gavin Newsom called the first of its kind in the U.S., will notify residents up to 20 seconds before the shaking starts.

IBM Security and Threatcare found more than a dozen vulnerabilities in systems that connect to environmental sensors, traffic monitors and other advanced infrastructure.