Monthly Archives: January 2020

Yesterday, the Assembly Real Property Taxation Committee held a hearing on the state’s STAR Program. We heard from the

Throughout the year, New Yorkers from across the state struggle to find permanent or any housing. How can the

With a 6 billion dollar budget gap, legislators are debating whether the state should cut spending or raise revenues

The Climate Action Council is beginning to take shape with the recently announced appointees from the Senate and Assembly.

With the 2020 legislative session in full swing, we spoke with Ken Pokalsky, Vice President of the Business Council

The State Senate is getting the ball rolling on a package of bills drafted in response to the abrupt

Jan. 13, 2021 - A lawsuit has been filed against the Cuomo administration and the Department of Corrections and

Last session, the legislature passed a sweeping package of rent regulations. Now, a group of landlords are looking to

A state Supreme Court has blocked the Governor’s flavored vaping ban. Acting Supreme Court Judge Catherine Cholakis said a

Governor Andrew Cuomo used his State of the State address to tout his progressive record while in office. Ron