A former employee of Cleveland Public Power admitted to lying to the FBI about installing physical keyloggers on two restricted computers.

Froilan Roy C. Fernando, a longtime technology consultant, is the city’s new chief innovation and technology officer.

The new site, used to show which streets have been cleared, was not working properly much of the day Friday.

A ransomware attack against Ultimate Kronos Group has interrupted payroll and time sheet services in many organizations.

A $35 million system will remotely control thousands of surveillance cameras and streetlights, preparing for “more advanced, future-ready smart city applications."

A cyberattack that affected information screens for passengers and airport employees' emails has largely been mitigated, but officials are now facing scrutiny for how they briefed the…

Several officials from the Cleveland-anchored county have been charged in a yearlong investigation led by the state attorney general's office.

The Ohio city is using connected vehicle technologies to give transit buses early warnings when entering intersections.

The city of Cleveland plans to create the nation’s first commercially available metropolitan 100 gigabit network aimed at attracting health and technology businesses.