These tech and business pros showed off their voting prowess on social media this morning — plus, some homegrown resources for navigating the polls.

Yes. These are the whats and whys from a conversation with city leaders and urbanist Richard Florida ahead of an Election Day ballot question.

Blockchain technology can secure mobile voting, write politician Kahlil Williams and strategist Bradley Tusk. Is it the future for elections in Philly?

This is the first year the U.S. Census will be conducted almost entirely online. Here's how the 19-organization coalition hopes its focused grantmaking will help shrink the digital literacy gap.

Behind the scenes of an ongoing — and largely successful — plan to reduce delinquency and increase community engagement.

CDOGIO? Henry Garie, who in 1999 became the first GIO for the State of New Jersey, will serve both roles concurrently. Here's why Philly Chief Information Officer Mark Wheeler thinks the role combo makes sense.

The round into the medical transportation company was led by Alexandria, Va.-based Motley Fool Ventures with participation from an unnamed, Boston-based healthcare software company and existing backers.

Ken Steif, the director of University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Urban Spatial Analysis program, has been working with Texas nonprofit Predict Align Prevent on a framework that considers privacy and proximity to community resources.

Philadelphia is the fifth city where the previously controversial app — which gives users real-time notifications about nearby crime, emergencies and ongoing incidents — has gone live.

The group hails from a mix of sectors, including tech, academia and local government. Here's what's on their to-do list.