The State 911 Advisory Board will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Aug. 13, from 9 a.m. to noon in the Sacramento City Council Chambers at 915 I Street.
Data mining company FiscalNote says California’s is among the top five legislative websites in the nation, along with Michigan, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
Joe Bell will be overseeing all aspects of Comcast’s operations in the South Valley, including Fresno, Merced, Visalia, Santa Maria and North Santa Barbara areas.
The Department of Technology and California’s Save Our Water public education program partnered to develop and launch the mobile-optimized website: SaveWater.ca.gov/
A big majority of Californians appear to support more tax credits and incentives for purchasing electric vehicles (67 percent) and installing rooftop solar panels (78 percent).
When an emergency occurs, a staff member can pull a tab on their wearable lanyard. The PDAS system -- which utilizes a radio frequency identification-based, real-time system -- then immediately broadcasts the staff member’s location to others via text message.
A trove of data encompassing 650,000 public-sector positions and $32 billion in wages from 2014 has been added to http://www.publicpay.ca.gov/, State Controller Betty T. Yee announced Wednesday.
The Department of Technology’s Office of Professional Development has produced a new video recapping ITLA 22. Graduates of the nine-month program, which trains the up-and-coming generation of state IT leaders, describe their experiences and what they learned.
A new survey of CIOs from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) finds that most IT investments are directed at maintaining overly complex IT systems.
The deadline for submitting nominations for the Outstanding IT Service and Support Awards -- recognizing exemplary service and support, teamwork and collaboration, or innovation contributions of an IT professional in an agency organization – has been extended to July 15.
Customers making an online appointment at the California Department of Motor Vehicles can now search multiple field offices simultaneously for available dates and times.
The California Department of Insurance is reminding ride-share drivers and companies such as Uber, Lyft and Sidecar that a new law effective July 1 requires them to carry liability insurance coverage.
The San Francisco Public Library accesses city-owned fiber for a new 10 gigabit connection to its main library at 100 Larkin Street and 1 gigabit at seven branch libraries -- with plans to connect all 27 branch libraries at this speed.
Funded by a National Science Foundation grant, the exhibit highlights "simple electric circuits in a setting designed to evoke the period of transition from steam to diesel-electric power for U.S. railroads, generally from 1947 to 1955."
The annual nine-month training program is designed to groom the next generation of technology leaders. Under the mentorship of an executive sponsor, the class participates in a rigorous series of classroom sessions, lectures, forums and field trips.
A U.S. Conference Mayors judging panel awarded West Sacramento Mayor Christopher Cabaldon a $150,000 grant on behalf of the West Sacramento Foundation in support of the FutureReady program, which connects students studying STEM to work-based learning internships and job training.
Paul Trisler, director of enterprise architecture, and proposal specialist Thuy Truong have recently joined Folsom, Calif.-based Taborda Solutions, the company announced.
With the addition of the community colleges to the InCommon Federation, the group will encompass almost 600 institutions of higher education, according to the not-for-profit Internet2 organization, which operates InCommon.
California launched a $2 million financing program on Tuesday that provides incentives to small business owners and landlords that install electric vehicle charging stations.
Created in 2009, the Comcast Digital Connectors program focuses on low-income communities where broadband access and digital literacy skills are lowest.
The second-annual awards program recognizes "California technology leaders who have demonstrated outstanding technology contributions to enhance the lives of Californians."
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For the sixth straight year California has come out on top in an index of clean-tech activity in the U.S. and is home to three of the nation’s top four metro areas.
The California Public Utilities Commission has developed a comparative map by ZIP code "to help consumers visualize and understand what they are getting for their money, and potentially change their consumption behaviors."
