A new NASCIO report explores how cross-jurisdictional collaboration can help improve the quality and availability of citizen services while also taping into funding streams more effectively.

Iowa is about to test a smartphone driver’s license program that could make the state the first to allow motorists to carry their driver’s license on their…

Oregon will scrap its troubled Medicaid enrollment project and replace it with Kentucky’s system, which is regarded as one of the best in the nation.

Westside Community Schools is abandoning ID cards for student lunch purchases in favor of a fingerprint technology. Students "never lose their finger," a Westside Nutrition Services representative…

Miguel Gamino was officially appointed San Francisco’s chief information officer Monday. He has been serving as the city’s acting CIO since the departure of Marc Touitou earlier…

District of Columbia government websites and 311 services were down Tuesday morning due to technical difficulties, according to a tweet from the government's office of the chief…

Lawmakers in Alaska have unveiled a new public safety campaign aimed at drone operators, vendors and purchasers.

Hawaii state officials are requiring all state departments to use the state's private government cloud on all new IT projects and many existing ones.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry issued ordered all state agencies and their contractors to begin using E-Verify immediately to prevent the hiring of illegal workers.

The New York Public Library, with support from Google and others, is adding Sprint-powered Wi-Fi hotspot devices to its lending collection for families with limited Internet access.