Biden promises mayors 'open door' on pandemic recovery

Officials said approaching the digital divide through racial and socioeconomic lenses enables more meaningful and efficient uses of city resources.

A city can only be smart if residents can access and trust its technology, New York City CTO John Paul Farmer said during the Smart Cities Live conference.

The Indiana college town's former chief innovation officer, Santiago Garces, returned to run economic development after a stint leading Pittsburgh's IT efforts.

Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin's new "Equity Index" is a visualization of the contrast in quality of life between Los Angeles neighborhoods.

Facing budget constraints and a new cybersecurity model, Washington, D.C.'s CISO is bracing for an "interesting" 2021.

The president-elect's transition advisers include several current and former state and local IT officials, like former Santa Clara County, Calif., CIO Ann Dunkin.

Dr. Brian Gardner, CISO for the City of Dallas discusses changes in the CIO role

A new framework has sped up the development of software the agency uses to support people experiencing homelessness.

The county's transit authority signed up an analytics firm after the pandemic hit to track effects of its COVID-19 response measures.

Officials from New York and Philadelphia said their cybersecurity education programs need to reach their communities just as much as they do city employees.