Electric vehicle infrastructure at crossroads in New York
Legislation designed to facilitate the development of vehicle charging stations could be undermined by cost concerns.
The never-ending drama of Cuomo’s pandemic memoir
The Joint Commission on Public Ethics and Andrew Cuomo could be heading to court over the compensation for his memoir.
The Gateway tunnel project might finally happen
Assemblymember Amy Paulin explains what new federal infrastructure money means for a long-stalled NYC transit project.
New York hits milestone in contracting with marginalized business owners
New York has achieved its goal of business participation for minority- and women-owned businesses in state contracting.
New York reels in its fishing regulations
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation wants to simplify fishing regulations in 2022.
2021 Television Diary
Take a break from state government and read what host David Lombardo watched on tv in 2021.
New York Health Commissioner explains the state’s COVID-19 containment strategy
New York looks to curb disturbing transmission trends with broad mask policy.
Overhauling government oversight in a post-Cuomo world
Sen. Alessandra Biaggi is launching the latest campaign to beef up New York's state government watchdogs.
New York socialists look to flex their muscles in 2022
We examine next year's political and governmental priorities for the New York City Democratic Socialists of America.
Survey: More than 4% of New Yorkers are ‘problem gamblers’
Long-awaited state study breaks down prevalence of gambling addiction in New York.