The impact that artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to have on future local government hiring can be understood by examining the eventual outcome of the 1983 invention of Microsoft Word, according to Micah Gaudet, deputy city manager and chief public safety officer for Maricopa, Arizona.
Megan Lamb, a mom and former educator, provides e-bike safety training to teens and tweens in the South Bay.
The City of Lomita and the Lomita Chamber of Commerce have partnered to host a free, experiential learning program that teaches youth how to start, own and operate their own business: a lemonade stand.
Perspective: cities need a concerted plan to prevent AI harm, according to General Assembly speaker Philip de Souza, president of Aurora Systems Consulting, Inc. He will lead the session "Unlocking the Power of AI: An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI" at the March 28 General Assembly.
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments’ (SBCCOG) quarterly print and email publication South Bay Watch received an Honorable Mention in the Print Publication category for PR Daily's 2023 Nonprofit Communications Awards program. The program honors organizations that have demonstrated excellence in nonprofit communications and highlights their impactful efforts in the industry throughout the United States.
El Segundo becomes the first South Bay city to launch a low-speed, zero emission vehicle network.
An SBCCOG study reveals that ADUs may not be sought-after affordable housing solution for the South Bay; conversions of underperforming commercial property show promise.
General Assembly Ted Lieu, member of Congress, 36th Districts explains what all levels of government need to do now to protect themselves from AI harm.
The LA County Sanitation Districts' Floating Lab Field Trip provide an opportunity to learn what's in our ocean water.
The SBCCOG celebrates the 20th anniversary of its South Bay Environmental Services Center.
