Winning ideas have been awarded small cash prizes and now the real competition begins as challengers develop their solutions.

In a bid to improve patient safety, the state is taking a more meticulous approach than most.

With new laws come new technologies.

The state has announced five winning teams that will now develop their solutions in hope of changing the behavior of patients and medical practitioners alike.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the new technology will "ensure a brighter future" for the borough.

The coding competition brought together teams of government, higher ed and the private sector to develop apps that combat the opioid crisis with analytics and open data.

A three-day hackathon later this month is hoped to pit data and modern technology against challenges associated with old age such as access to housing and accessible…

Access to government data is proving essential as technology companies and nonprofits create apps and maps to support rescue and recovery efforts for flood victims.

The mayor's office is interested in developing a digital tool that encourages citizen donations to charities that can provide long-term solutions for homeless residents.

Expansion of the nonprofit's food assistance tool is proof that the civic tech market is maturing, says the group's leader.