Monthly Archives: April 2020

Across the Empire State, classrooms sit empty as students continue to learn from home in an effort to limit

Two Upstate Republican lawmakers are pushing for a regional risk assessment plan to reopen New York’s businesses after the

Asm. John McDonald (D-Cohoes) weighed in on the impacts that the pandemic is having on pharmacies like his and

We discussed the call from advocates for a water service shut off moratorium with Maureen Cunningham, Senior Director for Clean Water

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the way New York’s economy operates with over a million

We spoke with Sen. Rachel May (D-Syracuse) about how she is adjusting to life during the quarantine.

Sen. Rachel May (D-Syracuse), chair of the Legislative Commission on Rural Resources and the Senate Aging Committee, weighed in

Some of New York’s most at-risk residents live in nursing homes across the state which has led to a

Rates of domestic violence have grown as New Yorkers shelter in place during this global pandemic. We heard from

What kind of oversight is the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic receiving? We asked Sen. James Skoufis (D-Cornwall),