As state IT employees retire, states need to find ways to bolster their IT workforce and recruit and retain employees, according to a NASCIO report.

The tool lets users see which public water systems in their state received Safe Drinking Water Act violations.

The Los Angeles Unified School District wants to cut all ties with Pearson after the education technology company bungled a .3 billion contract.

Edward Block, Texas' interim CISO, will take on the permanent role of the state's chief cybersecurity officer after two months in an acting capacity.

The New York City Council has released a new digital roadmap for civic engagement that outlines plans for new civic technology initiatives and greater use of open…

As another year of drought takes hold in California, state CIO Carlos Ramos is applying technology to help the state interact with citizens and mitigate some of…

School officials say they have been plagued with computer and network meltdowns as new, remotely managed computerized tests are being rolled out this spring.

The fast-growing high-tech charter school network, which is based in California, will open in D.C. even though a lawsuit halted its expansion in San Jose.

Bill de Blasio's effort to bring universal broadband to New York City took another step forward with two hires and a call for advice on the subject.

Weeks into his new job, John MacMillan said he's aligning his IT strategy with the governor’s push to "make government work."