Report: Most Teacher-Created Online English Materials Subpar
January 17, 2020
California's Bay Area to Measure Air Quality Block-by-Block
January 17, 2020
San Francisco Launches One-Stop Cannabis Application Portal
January 16, 2020
Portland, Ore., Employs Agile Sprints to Rebuild City Portal
January 16, 2020
What’s New in Civic Tech: Cities, States Ramp Up Census Work
January 16, 2020
Massachusetts Pursues Its Own Route to Broadband Expansion
January 16, 2020
Texas School District Loses $2.3 Million in Phishing Incident
January 15, 2020
L.A. County Takes a Shot at Correcting IT’s Gender Imbalance
January 15, 2020
Startup Coord Seeking Governments for Digital Curb Challenge
January 15, 2020
NYC Lab Calls on Startups to Help Reach Sustainability Goals
January 15, 2020
CES 2020: Smart City Solutions to Aging Infrastructure
January 15, 2020
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View our latest data-driven stories, where we aggregate information on technology use in state and local government.
Head Count Shows More Than Half of States Now Have a CDO
Andrew Westrope / Jan 13, 2020
The relatively new role of the state chief data officer is catching on, with a designated professional support network, growing public pressure for data-based policies, and more than half of U.S. states now staffing.
Most States Receive Low Grades for Online Spending Transparency Info
Jed Pressgrove / Dec 12, 2019
States have made progress with budget portals that allow citizens to see how tax dollars are spent, but a new report shows they remain lacking in online transparency about economic development subsidies.
Digital Cities 2019: Winners Gear Up for a New Decade
Patrick Groves, News Staff / Nov 14, 2019
The winners of this year’s Digital Cities Survey from the Center for Digital Government are those making smart investments in technologies from infrastructure and citizen engagement to data storage and cybersecurity.
Who Is the State CISO? Data On Government's Cyberguardians
Ben Miller / Sep 30, 2019
Cybersecurity is government IT's number one priority, and its importance is only growing. So who are the people charged with protecting government's information? We gathered data on 158 state CISO terms to find out.
Hackers Are Hitting Government More, but That’s Nothing New
Ben Miller / Sep 23, 2019
Data from cybersecurity researchers shows that ransomware attacks against government are spiking right now. But that's part of a larger trend — for years now, government has faced more and more hacking attempts.
Drones Are Helping Texas First Responders Plan for the Worst
January 17, 2020
Minnesota’s Primary System Brings Data-Sharing Concerns
January 17, 2020
Bay Area Train Funding Tax Faces Uphill Battle with Voters
January 17, 2020
Florida Genetic Information Bill Advances in House
January 17, 2020
Opinion: Opening Crime Scene Smartphones Is Privacy Risk
January 17, 2020
Connecticut School District Offline After Cyberattack
January 17, 2020
North Dakota Reports 300 Percent Increase in Cyberattacks
January 17, 2020
Washington Election Leaders Call for Hacking Safeguards
January 17, 2020
Washington County to Vote on Cryptomining Utility Rate Hike
January 16, 2020
Companies Launch Accessible E-Scooters for Disabled Users
January 16, 2020
Westmoreland County, Pa., Officials Consider Broadband Study
January 16, 2020
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