The city’s new online platform helps residents navigate more than 600 mental health and substance use providers with filters for insurance, language and care needs.

The state Medicaid office is asking federal officials to disclose the technology involved in their data analytics to determine whether it should take action against individuals or…

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has forecasted a 75% chance that this year’s El Niño will become a historic event, increasing the risk of high tide…

The state agency’s new Fire Innovation Unit will bring firefighters, IT specialists and researchers together to test whether emerging tools can address operational gaps and improve safety…

The new facility replaces a remote aviation base with state network access, specialized aircraft rescue capabilities and space to house helicopters and air tankers closer to wildfire…

The city, which was plagued by staff turnover following the deadly 2017 white supremacist rally, upgraded its back-office hub one year ago.

A new pilot will test six pieces of zero-emission construction equipment in Queens and Staten Island, with findings expected to inform the city’s next climate plan.

The partnership will focus on redesigning member notices, simplifying applications and mapping caseworker processes to identify repetitive tasks that could be automated or streamlined.

The funding will support an AI-powered document screening tool for GetYourRefund, Code for America’s virtual tax-filing service.

The latest grants from the Administration for Children and Families aim to help modernize background check systems to speed foster family licensing and child placements.