The panel will look at whether the city's automated decision systems are racially biased.

Speaking at a smart cities conference, Bill de Blasio and Rahm Emanuel said it's up to cities to fulfill responsibilities national governments have shirked.

A group of city and county leaders are encouraging others from around the country to join their "name and shame" campaign.

The city's technology office is asking industry for help holding internet service providers accountable to principles of equal access and content neutrality.

Twenty-two leaders from private technology companies and community groups will advise on smart city projects spanning from "drones to blockchain."

Mayor Bill de Blasio has pulled back the curtain on NYCx, a civic tech initiative that will test smart city solutions through startup collaboration.

The new group, led by the city's chief information security officer, will partner with the IT department to set policy and standards for cybersecurity citywide.

New smart city workshops, demos and digital skills courses are coming for youth in Brooklyn courtesy of the city's new Neighborhood Innovation Lab.

The tool provides users with resources to combat opioid addition, including directions to pharmacies carrying blocking agents.