New Mexico creates cyber planning committee as grant push begins

The Vice Society ransomware gang posted data it stole from the Los Angeles Unified School District, including Social Security numbers.

Visiting with dentists by video could help save unnecessary and costly visits outside of North Carolina prison walls, officials said.

On the Priorities Podcast, Oregon DOT innovation lead Ben Kahn explains how his team took 99 legacy systems and merged them into one.

Former Google chairman Eric Schmidt's foundation launched a $13 million grant program to develop technology for government benefit programs.

Tennessee automation director Bob Pucci said he's hoping to kick off a "grassroots movement" that could save 250,000 annual hours of work.

Georgia CTO Dmitry Kagansky on the state's emphasis on pushing broadband throughout and improving coverage with new technologies.

A new Digital Equity Coalition plans to close the Pittsburgh digital divide within the next five years.

Amid Hurricane Ian, the FCC urged broadcasters and managers of emergency alert systems to stop transmitting alerts from legacy systems

Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin's office published a set of maps designed to prepare residents for flooding, wildfires and heat waves.

Code for America said the first five states in its new Safety Net Innovation Lab are making their assistance programs more accessible.

Illinois CIO Jennifer Ricker established an office to increase the percentage of contracts awarded to women- and minority-owned businesses.

New York City's new Cabinet for Older New Yorkers met for the first time to plan how to improve the services and programs available to the 60-plus crowd.

The Justice Department added 16 tribal governments to a program that grants access to national crime information systems.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation blocking the state's tech firms from sharing data with states that have outlawed abortion.