A new audit from Los Angeles City Controller Ron Galperin found that four employees in the Traffic Paint and Sign division received at least $70,000 in overtime pay.
In a significant step toward trasparency in California, two open data bills have passed unanimously off their respective floors this morning.
In 2012, Simi Valley staff responded to council members’ challenge to find the most proactive, public-friendly platform in an effort to boost civic engagement.
A new report out from the IBM Center for the Business of Government examines a dozen cities across the United States that have award-winning reputations for using innovation and technology to impro
A recent report by OpenGov names the six best practices for online transparency.
On Wednesday March 18, California Forward is in Sacramento convening leading public and private sector voices on Open Data to discuss policy proposals and other means of advancing innovation in Cal
Yesterday, California County News reported on a 4.5 magnitude earthquake that hit the Bay Area this week.
Los Angeles City leaders instructed the city attorney Tuesday to draft an emergency ordinance prohibiting landlords from evicting tenants without cause and limiting rent increases for the remainder
Campaigns have access to more voters, polling, and media data than at any time in history. But the quality, accuracy, and reliability of this data is being questioned more than ever.