Along with Berlin, London and Paris, New York City will challenge the public to create digital tools that help small businesses and artists grow.

A new guide published by New York City Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer aims to serve the city's communities equally and fairly.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the city wants telecommunications companies to use city assets, like street poles, to expand broadband access.

New York City will pilot a pair of mental health resources — a comic book and a health management system — in two underserved communities.

Officials from New York and Philadelphia said their cybersecurity education programs need to reach their communities just as much as they do city employees.

A class of 14 technologists helped the city complete several initiatives, including broadband mapping and a dashboard to track hate crimes across the five boroughs.

Keeping the city government running even when no one's in the office has been a vindication, leaders of New York City's cybersecurity agency said.

Their finances punished by the coronavirus pandemic, cities are preparing to furlough many of their workers, and IT officials are no exemption.

Citywide CIO Jessica Tisch said the pandemic forced her agency to rush new services online, while also supporting a pivot to remote work for thousands of staff.

Twenty-four students were recently awarded full scholarships to a 17-week cybersecurity training program as part of the city's Cyber NYC initiative.