May 15, 2020: Former CDC Director lays out steps to COVID-19 recovery
As governments across the country work to quell the coronavirus pandemic, a new effort is underway to track the
May 14, 2020: New York launches discreet domestic abuse reporting service
In April, reports of domestic violence rose a staggering 30 percent in New York State. In an effort to
May 14, 2020: County leaders have little say in state’s re-opening process
Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro (R) updated us on the latest efforts his county is engaged in to quell
May 14, 2020: Childhood sexual abuse lawsuits hampered by court shutdown
With New York’s courts on pause and the clock ticking on the Child Victims Act’s look back window, Governor
May 14, 2020: Housing relief for New Yorkers awaits action from state lawmakers
COVID-19 has rocked every facet of everyday life including the stable financial ground that many New Yorkers stood on.
May 13, 2020: Open for Business? Capital Region close to phased-in reopening
The Capital Region has met nearly all of the Governor’s reopening benchmarks. We heard from Albany County Executive Dan
May 13, 2020: What we can (and can’t learn) from COVID-19 antibody testing
Antibody testing had been touted as a major key to the COVID-19 response. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Professor of Medicine
May 13, 2020: Inside Governor Cuomo’s coronavirus response team
Every day, the Governor has been giving updates on the state’s coronavirus response and one of the familiar faces
May 12, 2020: Social workers answer the call during COVID-19 pandemic
Social workers have been playing an important role during this pandemic. Samantha Fletcher, Executive Director of the New York
May 12, 2020: Winter road treatments pose danger to NYers’ health
Snow covered and icy roads are one of the nuisances that New Yorkers have to deal with during the
