Bill seeks to fill federal void on heat protection for public workers

Proposed legislation backed by AFSCME and other major unions could raise the bar for how cities protect municipal workers from rising temperatures.

How to protect employees from heat and other climate extremes

Clear protocols for identifying heat illness, safety training, paid breaks and access to water and shade are among the steps cities can take to protect workers as temperatures rise.

Now entering the self-service era for state and local government

Threat intel firms on alert for government systems impacted by Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability

Atlanta’s Population Boom Is Ending

What Free Transit Looks Like in Albuquerque, Nearly Two Years After the City Eliminated Fares