Baltimore’s new digital services director hopes to shift mindsets on tech’s role
Baltimore's new digital services director talks about their hopes for changing mindsets on tech's role in city government.
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Syracuse, New York, launches online tool for checking rental property statuses
A new online tool for Syracuse, New York, allows users to discover rental property statuses to ensure compliance.
Over 300,000 e-books, audiobooks available on California’s new virtual bookshelf
A new program offered by the California State Library offers more than 300,000 e-books and audiobooks to its residents.
Civic hackers tackle needs of L.A. wildfire survivors
Developers gathered for a civic hacking event in San Francisco, where they searched for ways to help connect Los Angeles wildfire victims with information and services.
State CIOs should invest in business architecture, NASCIO report says
A new report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers makes a case for more use of business architecture.
Gov. Kathy Hochul says 200,000 New Yorkers using state’s mobile ID
Officials said New York is seeing "strong" growth in adoption of its mobile ID application.
California’s upcoming digital town hall to convene community on Los Angeles fire recovery
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced a new program designed to include residents in Los Angeles fire recovery efforts.
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Maryland governor pushes new website for displaced federal workers
Maryland published a new website for federal employees and contractors who've been impacted by recent layoffs and firings.
New Orleans launches public safety app, just in time for the Super Bowl
As New Orleans prepares to host its 11th Super Bowl, public safety officials announce a new app designed to keep the public informed of events like road…
Tyler Technologies acquires community development platform MyGov
Tyler Technologies has acquired MyGov, a cloud software company that helps better manage permits, inspections, planning and zoning
Verifying income for public benefits is about to get easier in Missouri
The Missouri Department of Social Services announced plans to adopt SteadyIQ, a service that simplifies the process of income verification, especially for gig workers.