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From waiving permits to shutting down entire city blocks, leaders in Oregon are committed to getting their restaurants back on track

According to a new Brennan Center of Justice report, the federal government’s lack of election vendor oversight has increased the pressure on state and local officials to secure their own voting systems

With 25,000 Chicago public school teachers picketing this week and likely into next, the heat is on Mayor Lori Lightfoot to negotiate a resolution.

The FCC ruled that Philadelphia’s ordinance banning street-facing satellites infringes on individual rights. Other cities and states have or are considering dish blight ordinances.

The Senate’s net neutrality repeal vote cannot overcome a presidential veto and there is much opposition in the House of Representatives to overturning FCC’s decision to do away with its 2015 rule.

Cutting edge explosives detection technologies are being developed for mass transit systems where checkpoints are impractical.

Animal therapy with dogs or horses may offer those with substance abuse disorder better relapse resistance, improved detox and faster recovery.

Six months after Paris attacks, Cannes gets security measures in place for the 69th Film Festival--bomb sweeps, bag checks and more.

The pilot partnership will also help test backbone technology needed to power San Jose’s smart city transformation so that it can save energy, have brighter streets at night, and respond to the changing needs of its residents

A new website toolkit is available for municipal governments interested in enhancing their online presence and improving new tech services for residents