Move fast and break things is a disruptor’s mantra. Except in the insurance business when it involves AI enhanced software maker Comulate, a fake brokerage, and billion dollar private equity backers.

Assistive technology can help students with disabilities, but schools face challenges using it to its full potential.

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Rialto’s Real-Time Crime Center gets a $1.03M federal boost as the city advances its Drone-First Responder program and expands surveillance, dispatch and cybersecurity capabilities.

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In special education in the U.S., funding is scarce and personnel shortages are pervasive, leaving many school districts struggling to hire qualified and willing practitioners. Amid these ...