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Maryland’s technology department published a new set of cybersecurity and privacy policies, designed to simplify rules as the state phases out its "trust but verify" framework.

California technology officials said a new AI-powered digital assistant, called Poppy, is helping employees speed through bureaucratic hurdles within a secure ecosystem that keeps government data on…

In April, vendors working with North Carolina's executive branch will be required to meet GovRAMP's cloud security standard.

After three decades in public service, Amy Tong, the state's former chief information officer, is leaving California's state government.

The Illinois Accountability Commission has created a new web form that collects videos, photos and written accounts of potential misconduct by federal agents.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said a new flood alert system will operate in each of the state's 67 counties by the summer.

Changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program brought about by H.R. 1 could mean millions or even billions of dollars of additional costs for states. The civic…

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen claims to have found noncitizen voters and noncitizen registrants, but he has not shared information on his office's methodology.

Nevada is taking a major step toward modernizing how businesses interact with state government with the launch of a new business licensing platform, called Orion. Secretary of…