The city announced that this year’s program includes $545,000 in funding for community groups and nonprofits seeking to assist needy communities.

"We incorporated innovation into everything," the mayor of Montevideo, Uruguay, said to other city leaders at the Cities Summit of the Americas.

On the Priorities podcast, two organizers of the Prison Scholar Fund explain how they’ll use a city grant to advance tech education.

Seattle's annual digital equity grant program is sending $590,000 to 19 organizations delivering tech and internet access to needy residents.

Cities have never been more focused on data, and they're using new approaches — from data academies to project-based learning — to ramp up their efforts.

Officials said an IT asset and service request tracking system was "invaluable" during a major consolidation effort completed in 2019.

Seattle will support 14 additional community organizations by dipping into its $128.4 million federal recovery fund.

A deputy CTO, Jim Loter, was appointed as his interim replacement.

Andrew Cushman, a former Microsoft cybersecurity director who joined the city government in 2019, plans to step down later this year.

The annual program this year generated $848,000 to supply learners with new laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots, tech-literacy training and mentorship services.