Announcing the winners of the 2022 LocalSmart Awards

The new Queens Gigabit Center offers free high-speed Wi-Fi access and digital literacy training to the borough's residents.

The Dallas Secure app, which alerts about malicious websites, is part of the city's digital equity efforts, city CIO Bill Zielinski said.

On the Priorities podcast, Massachusetts CIO Curtis Wood says he’s preparing for the first governor transition since joining the cabinet.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced several new appointments to the California Department of Technology and Office of Data and Innovation.

Citing states DMV backlogs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, DHS is delaying enforcement of Real ID requirements for travelers until May 2025.

Utah's chief privacy officer set out to offer privacy training to 50 state personnel, and is on track to beat that goal by Dec. 31.

States with the best digital services have customer satisfaction ratings on par with banks and online shopping, a McKinsey survey found.

Biden announced a new Office of Indigenous Communications and Technology to help tribes improve their technology and internet access.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 to let police use robots to kill suspects in "extraordinary circumstances."

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said TikTok's ownership by a Chinese parent company makes it a "growing national security threat."

Buffalo, New York, received more than 4,000 calls to its 311 service after a recent winter storm that dropped six feet of snow on the city.

The plan lays out Pennsylvania's plans to manage more than $100 million in federal broadband funds coming from the 2021 infrastructure law.

California's recycling agency is looking to replace more than three dozen applications with a single platform.

CISA updated its guide to infrastructure resilience planning for state and local governments, with an eye on project leadership.