Many state officials have said they're waiting to see how the large changes in Washington, D.C., will affect their organizations. Two former state officials offered some advice.

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The Missouri Department of Social Services announced plans to adopt SteadyIQ, a service that simplifies the process of income verification, especially for gig workers.

In his State of the State address, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy urged lawmakers to pass legislation creating a mobile driver's license program.

The new AI tech is expected to shorten application review times for Alaska's Permanent Fund Dividend program.

Alaska soon plans to expand its single sign-on portal for state services to a mobile app, state CIO Bill Smith says.

New Hampshire is currently amid a project to revamp its digital government offerings, says statewide CIO Denis Goulet.

A group of former government officials launched the California Center for Government Innovation, intended to help the state improve its technology.

With the new software, the city's upcoming system will make the building permit and license process in Los Angeles completely digital.

The biometric tech will allow California residents to confirm their identities online through face matching and liveness detection.