State regulators slow to modernize charitable gambling rules
The state Gaming Commission has taken more than four years to promulgate rules for the Charitable Gaming Act.
Parole officers decry loss of discretion
PEF President Wayne Spence believes the state's "Less is More" law will have a negative effect on public safety.
Meeting the mental health needs of New York’s veterans
Assemblyman Jake Ashby, who served overseas, is engaged in a listening tour around New York with his fellow Republicans.
Lawmaker envisions end to horse racing revenue stream
Legislation from Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal would cut off casino revenue from supporting the horse racing industry.
Hochul’s pandemic emergency too little, too late for upstate hospital
UR Medicine Thompson Health leader Michael Stapleton sheds light on the pandemic challenges facing his facilities.
New Jersey wants out of joint waterfront commission with New York
Politico reporter Ry Rivard provides the backstory on the Waterfront Commission and how it could be ending soon.
Apprenticeships brewing new career pathways
New York Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon highlights training pathways to a variety of careers.
Inquiry reveals Chris Cuomo’s expansive role in brother’s response team
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo helped elder brother’s team with opposition research and public statements.
The future of New York’s airports
The federal infrastructure law adopted in November means nearly $1 billion is coming to New York’s airports.
Landlords leery of rent increase limits posed by ‘Good Cause’ bill
CHIP Executive Director Jay Martin argues that a campaign to cap rent increases would have unintended consequences.