Super El Niño communications: How your agency can stay ahead of the storm
National weather experts are forecasting a "Super El Niño" for California this fall and winter.
Social media news to know – August 2026
Tripepi Smith’s Always-Be-Learning (#ABL) culture drives us to stay up to speed on constantly changing social media platforms
Building Trust Through Transparency: Communicating About Contaminants
Waking up to a headline about water contamination is a nightmare for residents and water agencies alike.
Boosting Regional Tourism Through Strategic Marketing and Communications
Tourism remains a powerful economic driver for California communities, and the years ahead present a rare opportunity for cities to capture global attention.
ADA Web Accessibility Deadline Extended: A Strategic Opportunity for Public Agencies
On April 20, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a shift in compliance deadlines for web accessibility and mobile application standards under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
FCC Bans Foreign-Made Drones: What Agencies Need to Know
In December 2025, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) added DJI, the world’s top drone manufacturer, and all other foreign-made drones and drone components to its Covered List.
From Compliance to Connection: Rethinking Consumer Confidence Reports
Every year, water providers across the country publish Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs), also known as Water Quality Reports, to meet federal and state requirements.
Unlocking the Power of Google Performance Max Ads
Google’s Performance Max campaigns have rapidly grown in popularity — and for good reason. As an all-in-one, AI-powered solution, Performance Max simplifies campaign management while expanding reach across Google’s entire ecosystem.
What to Know About Nextdoor Ads Manager
As public agencies seek more effective ways to connect with nearby residents, the Nextdoor Ads Manager offers a uniquely local solution.
End-of-Year Social Media Cleanup: Archiving, Compliance and Building Trust
The California Public Records Act requires that government records be disclosed to the public upon request, unless privacy or public safety exemptions apply. While the law does not specifically mention social media, it is generally understood that content posted on these platforms falls under this definition and is considered a public record.
