New York State is updating its WARN Act portal to make it easier for employers to give staff early notice of mass layoffs or office closures.

Very few of more than 3,000 websites run by county election officials employ two basic government cybersecurity protocols, according to a new report.

State CIOs put their voice behind a measure that would help their local counterparts move to the federally administrated top-level domain reserved for governments.

Whether it's security, accessibility, speed, or all three, a new study by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation shows that states have more work to do to…

The Elections Performance Index ranks states on how efficiently they conduct elections, rewarding those that put voter information online and audit results.

Officials say it's much more than a "hamburger button."

The governor will use the digital system as part of the budgeting process as the state modernizes its enterprise data management.

One petty crime later, web-based tools for reporting crimes have become common for helping departments retain critical data and saving officers countless hours.

Austin Mayor Steve Adler says technology played a huge role in helping to find the perpetrator while social media services like Twitter helped keep residents notified of…

The new mobile-friendly website replaces a decade-old service that did not work well with modern devices.