The Blazers are busy in the community today: The event will highlight the Allen Foundation gift to SMART, pledging a 10:1 challenge grant of $1 million for the program once SMART raises $10 million.

Self-driving vehicles, traffic lights that adjust based on vehicle flow, bike sharing and smart pavement that provides public Wi-Fi access—those are just a few of the ideas for making cities smarter.

D.C.-based tech nonprofit and accelerator Smart City Works has named the finalists for its inaugural Smart City Challenge. (The event was originally scheduled for Feb. 18, but postponed due to ...

The leaders of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit are right to keep an eye on its future. In particular, 2029, when its bi-county quarter-cent sales tax expires. The young rail service is still ...