KY state employees would have to end remote work, return to offices under advancing billKentucky's state employees may soon be required to return to office work due to concerns over inefficiencies from remote work.
Ohio governor orders government employees to return to office, following Trump's leadOhio Governor Mike DeWine mandates state employees return to office by March 17, ending broader remote work policies.
Texas State Workers Directed To Return To The Office | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas NewsGovernor Abbott has mandated state employees to return to the office, aligning with federal policies to increase government efficiency.
These 7 California state jobs are open - with some remote work. Here's what they payCalifornia state government hiring for remote work roles with specific requirements and hybrid options.
KY state employees would have to end remote work, return to offices under advancing billKentucky's state employees may soon be required to return to office work due to concerns over inefficiencies from remote work.
Ohio governor orders government employees to return to office, following Trump's leadOhio Governor Mike DeWine mandates state employees return to office by March 17, ending broader remote work policies.
Texas State Workers Directed To Return To The Office | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | KTRH Local Houston and Texas NewsGovernor Abbott has mandated state employees to return to the office, aligning with federal policies to increase government efficiency.
These 7 California state jobs are open - with some remote work. Here's what they payCalifornia state government hiring for remote work roles with specific requirements and hybrid options.
From deportations to health care, state lawmakers are key for much of Trump's domestic agendaTrump's plans heavily rely on cooperation from state leaders, as evidenced by immigration enforcement discussions.
GOP Governors Cheer As Trump Prepares to Cut Their Budgets2025 will pose significant financial challenges for state governments due to federal funding cuts and mandates.State budgets are vulnerable to federal policy changes, heavily relying on federal funds for crucial services.
From deportations to health care, state lawmakers are key for much of Trump's domestic agendaTrump's plans heavily rely on cooperation from state leaders, as evidenced by immigration enforcement discussions.
GOP Governors Cheer As Trump Prepares to Cut Their Budgets2025 will pose significant financial challenges for state governments due to federal funding cuts and mandates.State budgets are vulnerable to federal policy changes, heavily relying on federal funds for crucial services.
How State Tech Policies in 2024 Set the Stage for 2025State governments are pivotal in tech policy, moving faster than federal authorities to regulate technology.
Trump Says States Should Manage Disasters. Former FEMA Leaders Agree.Trump advocates shifting disaster response responsibility from federal to state governments.
Statehouse reporting is set for a revivalState government reporting is evolving, countering long-standing narratives of decline with new, engaged journalists and nonprofit news organizations.
Column: Forget Reagan and Schwarzenegger. In California governor's race, boring can be beautifulThe 2026 California gubernatorial race is lacking in celebrity candidates, contrasting with the state's entertainment reputation.
How Are States Using Generative Artificial Intelligence?Generative AI is widely adopted in state governments, with many employees using GenAI tools daily.
DHS nominee Kristi Noem stood alone for rejecting department cyber grants to state, local governmentsKristi Noem's nomination to lead DHS may hinder cybersecurity grants to state and local governments due to her opposition to the program.
Democratic governors plot Trump resistance strategiesDemocratic state officials are mobilizing to protect democratic institutions and counter threats from a potential Trump presidency through legal actions.
Republicans Carry Ballot Gains to State HousesRepublicans are gaining ground in state governments following strong election results, threatening Democratic control in multiple states.
After seeking homeless spending cuts, Newsom announces $170 million to bring Bay Area residents off the streetGov. Gavin Newsom announces $827 million in funding to combat homelessness with new accountability measures for local governments.
Downtown developer says housing project is stalled by state office tenant with remote workers. Why?The developer Ken Brogan expresses frustration over delays in relocating a state office tenant and the rationale behind continued leasing of underused space.
Audit reveals many housing discrimination cases were lost or mishandledThe New York State Division of Human Rights inadequately handled housing discrimination cases, resulting in lost cases and improperly investigated complaints.
State telework audit won't be done this year, but it could inform future remote work policiesCalifornia lawmakers are reviewing telework policies amid Governor Newsom's mandate for state workers to return to the office.
The Most Alarming Answer From Trump's Interview With TimeTrump's refusal to take a stance on monitoring women's pregnancies has unsettled voters and maintained his strong base.
Gov. Kotek skeptical of AI but sees its potential for goodGov. Kotek urges weighing risks and rewards of AIState advisory council to provide guidelines for AI use by state government