James Barros, administrator of the Emergency Management Agency in Hawaii, says emergency alerts should consider users' locations.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 53, a law designed to bring greater oversight to many of the world's leading AI developers.

Tarek Tomes and Katie Savage, the CIOs of Minnesota and Maryland, explain how their work is supporting improvements in child and family services in their states.

Groups including the National Governors Association and NASCIO have signed a letter asking Congress to reauthorize the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program.

The SLCGP, as the states call it, could be reauthorized for an additional decade. But Congress still needs to settle on a dollar figure.

San Jose, California, has announced it will test AI-powered software with the aim of approving building permits more rapidly.

Elizabeth Dunn, a faculty member at the University of South Florida's College of Public Health, explains why many people don't take hurricane warnings seriously.

Aashish Patel, who’s been serving as the state’s interim chief security officer, has been named to the role for the long term.

Nathan Willigar, who has served as Maine's top cybersecurity official for the past six years, has accepted a role with Microsoft.

Jennifer Hickerson, with Baker Tilly, joins the podcast to share how changes to BEAD rules are influencing the broadband landscape.