Boston CIO Santiago Garces said updating legacy tech is sometimes best accomplished through a series of incremental steps.

The city announced that this year’s program includes $545,000 in funding for community groups and nonprofits seeking to assist needy communities.

The NYPD said it will respond to complaints about large, backyard parties over Labor Day weekend with surveillance drones.

The civic tech nonprofit announced a round of layoffs and sweeping changes to its organizational strategy.

Damian Oravez, the former cyber chief of Philadelphia International Airport, said he's in "listening mode" as the city's newest CISO.

Results of the tech idea challenges will be used by NYC transit agencies to determine which companies are awarded yearlong pilot programs.

New Orleans announced it's working with Mission Critical Partners on a $30 million IT modernization project.

New Orleans canceled a $6 million contract with the Swedish tech firm Hexagon to develop a new 911 records system.

Hobbs, New Mexico, expanded its use of AI camera software to detect firearms at its parks and municipal buildings.

Boston Chief Information Officer Santiago Garces said he hopes the new plan will keep the city adaptable in the face of evolving technologies.