Bitcoin has lost half its value, but many cities are still looking to embrace cryptocurrency, even if there's not really a good use for it.

Social-services agencies in California, Colorado, Connecticut and Louisiana are working with the group's new Safety Net Innovation Lab.

When COVID-19 closed government offices, the state's Department of Transitional Assistance started texting people who rely on its benefits.

Cyd Harrell, who worked at 18F from 2016 to 2018, was named as San Francisco's second-ever chief digital services officer.

On the Priorities Podcast, Kansas IT chief DeAngela Burns-Wallace talks about how cyber fits into her top priorities, and NSGIC’s Jenna Leveille and Dan Ross on the group’s future.

The group said its new Safety Net Innovation Lab will help 15 states make their benefits programs more accessible.

The nation’s court systems have a rare opportunity to reform costly and time-consuming judiciary procedures using the virtual technology lessons learned during the pandemic.

Using technology from the nonprofit Code for America, Utah will begin removing low-level offenses from eligible criminal records.

Bloomberg Philanthropies urged new mayors to use existing technology initiatives to avoid having to "reinvent the wheel" of government innovation.

City IT leaders say they've mostly exited the "crisis mode" of the pandemic, but that they must continue to push for innovation.