The new group is to bring human-centered design to a city government that recently struggled with its online services.

Washington CTO Lindsey Parker proposed her office work with "clusters" of agencies to develop technology projects to encourage the city's adoption of enterprise IT.

Three winners of a Washington D.C. startup competition will split $20,000 for their public-safety-driven technologies.

Barney Krucoff will act as the city's lead technology, replacing outgoing Chief Technology Officer Archana Vemulapalli.

With a new chief data officer on board, the nation's capital has pivoted from circulating a policy covering just open data to all the city's data practices.

The city's IT department hosted its second gathering of tech vendors to understand what technologies they might pilot to make the District run more efficiently.

As part of the first “National Digital Inclusion Day,” the internet accessibility advocates at Byte Back were among those using social media to raise awareness about the…

Archana Vemulapalli received confirmation from lawmakers after serving in the role for the last three months.

Archana Vemulapalli is new to the public sector, but is already looking to re-shape technology efforts in the nation's capital.

Mayor Muriel Bowser is planning some sweeping changes to the city's IT efforts, starting with a new open data push.