New D.C. CTO Christopher Rodriguez arrested for domestic assault
Christopher Rodriguez, who was named the District's top tech official in October, was arrested early Thursday morning at his home in northwest D.C.
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D.C.’s new tech chief names digital divide as key priority
“I think it’s about just getting into the community, asking them what they need and showing what we have and then meeting people where they are,” said…
Washington D.C.’s new chief data officer is ready to make his mark
D.C.'s newest data chief, Matt Sokol, said he’s ready to make his mark on the city, starting with boosting data literacy.
Washington, D.C., mayor names interim CTO
Michael Rupert, who's been with the Office of the CTO since 2014, steps in for Lindsey Parker, who is now Mayor Muriel Bowser's chief of staff.
Washington, D.C., CTO Lindsey Parker named mayor’s chief of staff
Mayor Muriel Bowser named Lindsey Parker, the city's chief technology officer since 2019, as her new chief of staff.
Hacker posts more D.C. Health Link data online, exposing lawmakers’ personal information
Congressional officials believe 21 members of Congress have seen their personal information leaked online.
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D.C. health insurance exchange reportedly suffers data breach affecting Congress
The U.S. House chief administrative officer said D.C.'s health insurance exchange suffered a data breach affecting members and staff.
Washington, D.C., unveils new business licensing portal
The District of Columbia unveiled a beta version of a digital services portal designed to help small businesses open in the nation's capital.
Mobile voting effort comes to D.C.
The push for smartphone-enabled voting funded by venture capitalist Bradley Tusk is eying the nation's capital as its next proving ground.
ARPA puts states closer to closing digital divide, but work remains
Officials said the funding will connect more households to the internet, but challenges remain in finding accurate coverage data and workable urban solutions.