Monthly Archives: February 2020

This week, the State Education Department announced it will hold another series of stakeholder feedback sessions on its guidelines

What are the priorities of New York’s AAA this legislative session? We asked Lauren Paterno, Government Affairs Representative AAA

On this Valentine’s Day edition of the program, Bernadette Hogan, reporter for the New York Post, stopped by for

“Bring It Home”, a coalition of mental health advocates and supportive housing supporters is calling for adequate funding of

While Democratic state lawmakers would like to address a variety of public protections issues this

The Rochester City School District is in dire financial straits according to a recently released report from the state

The second iteration of the Medicaid Redesign Team has started their work to find potential cuts to the state’s

Alexis Grenell, writer and co-founder of Pythia Public, returned with her analysis of the news from the Albany political

Sen. Rachel May (D-Syracuse), chair of the Senate Aging Committee, discussed the latest from the Central New York region

Bryan O’Malley, Executive Director of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Association of New York State, explained how the Governor’s