Newsom signs legislation creating California 'data haven' for abortion

New York City’s Office of Technology and Innovation updated its open data standards to make them intuitive and accessible.

California lawmakers seek to block the state's tech companies from sharing data with states that have outlawed abortion since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

Houston, we have open budget data!

The state gave a five-year contract to a company that uses RFID chips to track medical marijuana products from growers to final sales.

Twenty-two cities have been selected to take part in the inaugural cohort of the Bloomberg Philanthropies City Data Alliance program.

The Garden State used data to drive the redesign of how it delivers business services and information about COVID-19.

The Marin County Sheriff's Office agreed to comply with a law that limits what data law enforcement shares with federal immigration agencies.

The West Coast's second-busiest port hopes a new data-sharing platform will make it easier to move goods through the supply chain.

State data chief Joy Bonaguro said the Office of Data and Innovation "will allow each program to leverage the expertise of each group."

After 18 months of meetings and legal agreements, California's Office of Cradle-to-Career Data says it's ready to build education data tools.