A new online portal allows technology companies to pitch their products and ideas to city officials in San Jose, California.

Elizabeth Bynum Sorrell, senior manager at the Digital Benefits Network, outlines the numerous challenges states face in building their benefits portals.

A new online clemency application makes Pennsylvania one of the first states to offer a digital option for pardons.

A new program aims to help city leaders learn more NYC' technology operations, IT best practices and how to improve digital infrastructure.

Jennifer Phillips, with the Digital Benefits Network at the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation, explains her group's new benefits directory.

Bloomberg's City Data Alliance now includes 80 cities from 12 countries.

Pennsylvania's unemployment assistant can now recognize typos, alternate phrasing and incomplete questions and still provide answers, officials said.

The law will make New Jersey the 16th state to allow its residents to use digital driver’s licenses in lieu of physical IDs.

New America’s Open Technology Institute is calling on policymakers and the tech industry to adopt a technology standard that emphasizes both data privacy and security.

A report from Code for America reveals that most states are still in the early stages of using artificial intelligence to improve digital services.