May 9, 2025
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The data can't be replicated by city and state governments, scientists say.
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President Donald Trump, his cabinet and the "Department of Government Efficiency" are changing federal policy and funding streams, creating wide-ranging implications for local governments.
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Opinion
Hotel employers, labor unions, city officials and industry associations will need to work together to ensure Los Angeles offers a world-class experience to visitors, writes attorney Lara Shortz.
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By reducing risk exposure, cutting costs, unlocking big deals and attracting vital workers and investment, proactive waste management can create city resilience. Learn more in
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Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly pivotal role in enhancing U.S. public sector operations. Explore 4 ways local governments are harnessing AI to transform operations in this Trendline.
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