Unlocking AI’s potential in health care
The life sciences industry warns that New York's plans to be on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence could be undermined.
Expanding mental health services to low-income kids
A settlement with the Hochul administration requires the state to invest more in Medicaid rates for mental health services.
New Yorkers weigh in on crime and Trump
We break down the latest survey of New Yorkers from the Siena Research Institute with pollster Steve Greenberg.
Federal green subsidies diminished under Trump
The Trump administration is ending federal subsidies for green initiatives, like tax credits for electric vehicles.
Is it time to close more psychiatric hospitals?
Glenn Liebman makes the case for a commission to oversee the reduction in the number of psychiatric hospitals in New York.
NY Dems want to ensure availability of abortion info
Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas wants to require state health officials to promote reproductive health care information.
Promoting employment of formerly incarcerated New Yorkers
Pending legislation would make formerly incarcerated New Yorkers eligible for preferred source employment opportunities.
Tax cap leeway proposed to boost EMS investments
Greene County Administrator Shaun Groden talks about investments in emergency medical services for rural communities.
Mr. Jones and me look into the past
Former Assemblyman D. Billy Jones, a North Country Democrat, zooms in for his exit interview.
Federal changes could cost 450k NYers their free health insurance
The Hochul administration is scaling back free health insurance as they transition coverage for 1.7 million New Yorkers.
