A New York State Comptroller's Office audit shows that the state's transition to next-generation 911 is beset by poor communication and management.

A new law in Utah makes a unique distinction about the state's relationship to the identities of its residents.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has unveiled a new digital tool designed to help residents stay safe in what's expected to be a hot summer.

A growing number of states are creating digital services portals, but funding and accessibility challenge progress, a new survey shows.

South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has named Mark Wixon, the state technology agency's director of agency support, as its new chief information officer.

Since serving as deputy CIO since 2008, Jim Barnhart has been promoted to the top spot in Kentucky's technology office.

Jennifer Lorenz, New York state's deputy CIO, plans to leave her role this summer.

More than 9,000 jobseekers have joined Civic Match, success that that group said is spurring new partnerships and expansions of its program.

“Uncertainty is not great for infrastructure investment planning in particular,” one Pew analyst said.

The state’s health insurance exchange transmitted pregnancy and domestic abuse data during a marketing campaign. It is reviewing its website practices.