Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the city will provide $3.8 million to connect residents to high-speed internet and digital education services.

Police records obtained by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law show the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., has used automated, online surveillance tools to monitor…

Washington, D.C. residents will have the option of registering their private surveillance cameras to aid in law enforcement investigations.

State officials are juggling emergent concerns of cybersecurity and accessibility as they attempt to understand how AI fits into their organizations.

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.

“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…

D.C.'s newest data chief, Matt Sokol, said he’s ready to make his mark on the city, starting with boosting data literacy.

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.

Mayor Muriel Bowser named Lindsey Parker, the city's chief technology officer since 2019, as her new chief of staff.

Congressional officials believe 21 members of Congress have seen their personal information leaked online.