(TNS) — The balance is tipping more in favor of shutting down automated license plate readers in San Diego. During a budget committee meeting Wednesday, several San Diego council members backed a ...

Quantum computing is like a horror movie villain, knife up and slow-walking at the unsuspecting victim fumbling with their keys — or encryption, as the case may be. Government might have little time ...

Okta, together with 11 industry leaders, has announced the formation of the Blueprint Alliance, a cross-industry coalition formed to help organizations operate their agentic stack as a unified, ...

The Austin City Council approved about $198 million in technology contracts and contract amendments on Thursday, covering telecommunications, enterprise software, IT staffing, cybersecurity and public ...

Throughout the year, we saw a host of executive orders, proposals and eventually chaptered bills that will affect the flow of state IT operations and the vendors that support that work. In the flurry ...

(TNS) — Members of a San Jose City Council committee instructed staff Wednesday to develop possible safeguards for Flock automated license plate readers as a small group rallied outside City Hall ...

The Texas Secretary of State’s Office launched a new online business filing system Sept. 29, replacing two existing platforms with a single portal for filings, searches and document orders. SOSPortal ...

The Texas Workforce Commission’s (TWC) fiscal year 2028-29 Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) includes about $205 million in technology-related funding across a systems modernization exceptional ...

The rumors are true: Los Angeles County CIO Peter Loo is retiring. Exactly when that is happening remains a mystery. Several months ago, we heard rumblings that Loo would be stepping away at the end ...

(TNS) — California energy, particularly Kern County’s central role in it, wasn’t the legislative priority this session that it was last year in Sacramento (apparently healthcare and the state budget ...

Multiple hearings and months of work have produced another set of recommendations from the Little Hoover Commission, this time focusing on improving the state’s broad-scope IT approaches. The report, ...

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has launched the initial rollout of a new enterprise licensing system designed to consolidate regulatory licensing, compliance and enforcement functions ...