Some officials say government's mobile work culture might stick

Los Angeles CIO Ted Ross breaks down what the city did right to prepare for moving 10,000 city staff to a secure, remote-working platform with little notice.

While some report the forced digitization is improving civic engagement, technological gaffs have also created confusion and slowed proceedings.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the face of daily life for government and education leaders. Here's how the community is adapting.

The computing giant said it will give election officials access to free threat monitoring and discounted incident-response services.

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Gary Hoberman, CEO of app-design firm Unqork, said New York officials built their portal using visual "Lego blocks," and that other cities may launch similar...

The civic technology nonprofit CityInnovate says local governments are too busy to build new partnerships as they respond to the unfolding public health crisis.

The decades-old systems states use to process unemployment-benefits applications are faltering under the sudden burst of demand.

More than 180 mayors, county commissioners and state legislators, in a group called the NewDEAL, are sharing ideas and policies in a new database.

A new report looks at reasons why public officials should evaluate their future network demands before rolling out Next-Gen 911 upgrades.

The city is trying get a better picture of potential coronavirus exposure. "This will all depend on our New Yorkers signing up," CIO Jessica Tisch said.

Commentary: Esri’s chief medical officer, Dr. Este Geraghty, says maps can aid decision-making and communication for pandemic response.

As governments of all sizes struggle to continue operating under the pandemic, CIO Ted Ross said his city's nimble response was actually years in the making.