More than 100,000 public records are available in the city of Sacramento's new online records library.
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September 21, 2011
New site asks citizens for opinions, ideas on how federal government can make better use of its Internet properties.
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Cities from Fayetville, AR to Pendleton, OR are taking advantage of their public libraries as places to get input on important strategic initiatives.
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September 20, 2011
The city of Charlotte, N.C. and a handful of major companies are hoping cutting-edge technology can show 82,000 workers in the biggest downtown office towers how to save energy
September 19, 2011
The "On The Go" travel station is a giant iPad-like touch screen which gives riders real-time information on delays, service changes, construction, and escalator and elevator status.
New York City is removing its last single-space parking meter in Manhattan today, The New York Times reports. Instead of collecting parking fees for individual spots, the New York City Department of Transportation is converting to Muni-Meters that take up ...
Under a pilot program aimed at heading off 911 calls and trips to the hospital, some paramedics visit chronically ill patients at their homes to check their vital signs and medications.
September 16, 2011
The Army said it has both a demand for renewable energy and the land that private industry needs to make large-scale generation projects viable. A new task force aims to speed the process of putting private renewable energy facilities on Army real estate.
September 15, 2011
NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (UPI) — New York City says it will start a bike-sharing program across its five boroughs beginning next year.
Lee County, Florida saw a 30% increase in its homeless population. A new shelter system that addresses mental health and addiction problems is helping keep homeless out of jail and on the right track.
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September 13, 2011
U.S. troops in Afghanistan are relying on the superior noses of military working dogs to sniff out deadly improvised explosive devices.
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is looking to make government more transparent. At an event in Sioux Falls, South Dakota yesterday, the Governor announced his “Better Government Initiative,” which aims to provide more information to the public about the activities of the state government and also seeks to eliminate what the governor calls unnecessary rules [...]
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The state Division of Natural Resources now has a way online for turning in poaching and other illegal wildlife activities. Tips can be reported to the DNRs law enforcement sections website at a href"http://www.wvdnr.gov" title"ht...
In Florida, federal officials have released plans for a new wildlife preserve just south of Orlando. The Everglades Headwaters National Wildlife Refuge will include at least 150,000 acres, but there's a twist most of it will remain under private ownership.
September 12, 2011
With urban populations expected to soar, cities will have to be rethought from the ground up to keep functioning as they do now without becoming environmental liabilities. Here are ways to make urban areas more environmentally friendly.
A recent article in The New York Times points to some interesting statistics regarding the vision of transport commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan and the increase in cycling in New York City. According to John Pucher, a Rutgers University professor who studies ...
US Ignite will use a private-public partnership to foster the development of high-speed "killer apps" in key industries.
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September 10, 2011
In an effort to improve literacy, Mexicos largest book retailer, Libreras Gandhi, partnered with Mexico Citys transportation authority to place billboards featuring excerpts from Franz Kafkas short story, The Bridge. The campaign consists of 13 billboards along Mexico Citys yellow ...
The Army Corps of Engineers developed a mobile information collection application to manage damage assessments.
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