COMMUNITY & LOCAL GOV NEWS
JANUARY 9, 2020

Las Vegas Confirms Network ‘Compromised’ in Cyberincident 
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the city of Las Vegas became aware of what it is calling a "compromise" of its network. Officials are assessing the situation and hope to have more details confirmed within 24 hours. READ MORE

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San Jose, Calif.'s Chief Innovation Officer Announces Departure 
Shireen Santosham has been heading up the San Jose Mayor's Office of Technology & Innovation as chief innovation officer since 2016. She is heading to a Bay Area startup focused on indoor vertical farming. READ MORE

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Self-Driving Shuttles to Roam the Streets of Linden, Ohio

Texas Officials Urge Cyberhygiene Amid Threat Uptick

Cyberattack on Pennsylvania County Tallies $600K Cost

Privacy Group Sues Over Tech at Times Square Subway Station

Debate over E-Scooters Rekindled in Brookline, Mass.

Automated Speed Enforcement to Begin in Pennsylvania Work Zones

Ohio Cities Have Say in 5G Aesthetics, Not Much Else

Bay Area Library System Suffers Ransomware Attack

Kentucky City Turns to Smartphone App to Keep Kids Off Drugs

Maine City Again Delays Vote on Facial Recognition Tech

Software Glitch Stops Credit Card Use in NYC Parking Meters

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Digital Inclusion Officer Tackles Tech Inequity in Detroit

Georgia DOT Tests New Striping to Enable Driverless Cars

Gail Roper Joins Montgomery County, Md., as IT Chief

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Emerging Technologies: Are You Ready for What's Next?

Redefining How CIOs and CISOs Should Approach Cybersecurity in the Future

Future of Work: Recruiting and Retaining Employees in the Government IT Workforce

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