Nextgov

US CIO Makes Final Push to Shore Up Government Cyber Vulnerabilities

The new guidance joins numerous Obama administration efforts to modernize government IT.

Route Fifty

L.A. Metro Expands Nation’s Largest Clean-Air Bus Fleet With Federal Grant

Compressed natural gas buses have saved Los Angeles County an average of 47 cents per mile on fuel the past 15 years.

Nextgov

DHS Races to Get Obama’s Signature on Cyber Response Plan

The department wants the National Cyber Incident Response Plan signed before Obama leaves office.

Nextgov

Orlando Mayor Shares How to Use Twitter After Tragedy

Terrorists have long used social media to spread rhetoric, but platforms such as Twitter could be reclaimed to minimize damages after an attack.

Nextgov

It’s On: US Mulls Tricky Options for Retaliation Against Russian Hacks

The U.S. will find it difficult to stand up to Russian hacking while promoting a stable cyberspace.

Defense

Watching the Army Evolve Over 15 Years

Sergeant First Class Patricia Robert talks about how an “impulse decision” to enlist in her mid-20s has, unexpectedly, served her well.

Pay & Benefits

Federal Employees Are Donating Almost Exclusively to Hillary Clinton

Of the $2 million contributed from employees at 14 agencies, just 5 percent went to Trump.

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Informational Tour or Political Grandstanding in Harrisburg?; Oregon City Reconsiders Its Light Rail Ban

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Seattle developer ups the ante on arena project; New Mexico's spending gap; D.C. wants to rebrand.

Management

What’s Next in Government: 2017 & Beyond

Our new ebook explores the future of government technology and management.

Pay & Benefits

Pentagon Suspends Efforts to Recoup Improper Bonuses From California National Guard

After public outcry, department decides to temporarily halt repayments from those affected by the screw-up while it reviews collection process.

Management

Why are More Employees Job Hopping?

A recent survey found 47 percent of cleared candidates have been in their jobs less than 3 years.

Defense

Echoes of Future War: How the Fight for Mosul Will Change IED Science

Researchers are using seismic sensors to learn about enemy weapons — and one day, even to find them as they fire.

Management

Evidence-Based Policy Proponents Face Cost, Privacy, Political Hurdles

Bipartisan commission explores how to make federal data more widely available to program evaluators.

Nextgov

5 Tips for Agencies to Step Up Their Customer Experience Game

As agencies transform call centers into digital operations, here are some best practices to consider.

Nextgov

Report: Millennials Could Put Federal IT at Risk

Those defined by the survey as born between 1977 and 1994 are more likely than baby boomers to engage in risky behaviors online.