Sequestration is cutting into federal government purchases of goods and services

The value of federal purchases of goods and services is holding fairly steady,

Andrew Wakefield, director of govenrment solutions for Lutron Electronics, discusses the importance of energy reductions in government facility lighting.

Local governments are searching for new revenue sources.

In the third part of the Keating Report mid-year 2013 forecast on government budgets, read about how ci

What your website says about you

July is Park and Recreation Month, says the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

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Close to capsizing, Pinal County calls on Fritz Behring to 'right the ship'

Alternative fuels include an oft-overlooked barbecue favorite

Steve Cina

Steve Cina of IPVideo discusses the evolution of IP-based security products and government buying trends.

A study from the University of Missouri found that governmental efforts to curb obesity have not been successful.

Fragile economic recovery drives improved government budgets—Part 1

Many signs point to a stronger U.S. economy.

Anthony Weiner is back - how is that possible?

As a tip o' the hat to our magazine's heritage and home city, we present images of Atlanta and her suburbs, as originally featured in the magazine in 1911.

The Beacon Hill Food Forest will be a free source of fresh produce for the area’s working-class residents.

New data on longevity, technology and alternative fuels paves the way for improved fleet management

Avondale, Ariz., pilots smartphone app to improve response time and increase caseload efficiency

By Government Product News staff

The Baltimo

Allan Gerlat

In Connecticut, the state has signed a mattress stewardship bill into law, and the California state senate has passed mattress recycling legislati

Franky Hunter

Evan McDonnell

Federal IT failures are often caused by force-fitting commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) applications to make them fit government needs.