Davis, the state's information chief since 2011, says he is taking some "much-needed time off."

A $6.8 million FEMA infusion will help support projects proposed by the authority after recent deaths.

Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan and Vermont are getting some help with their public-benefits eligibility systems.

Chatbots, voice assistants and machine learning will continue to grow as ways governments deliver services, according to a survey of state government technology officials.

Commentary: The former smart city program manager at Redlands, California, points out some "grossly overlooked" ideas and demystifies others.

Whether it's security, accessibility, speed, or all three, a new study by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation shows that states have more work to do to…

The founder of a software startup wants to turn grease-trap contractors into data collectors.

A man departing from Sao Paulo attempted to use a French passport that turned out not to be his.

Easily accessed through default passwords that are never changed, road signs can be altered to state anything from video-game jokes to zombie warnings.

The call focused on bringing public and private resources together to push back against foreign threats against voting systems.