Senator Cooney is living his childhood dream of being a dad
Senator Jeremy Cooney shares some of the lessons he's learned from a summer of parenting a newborn.
Amid Cornell case, NY bill to close sexual assault ‘loophole’ gains steam
Assemblymember Jeffrey Dinowitz says his bill to close the voluntary intoxication loophole is gaining momentum.
Comptroller’s report shows that as mobile sports gambling rises, so do concerns
NYS Deputy Comptroller Maria Doulis explains how the popularity of mobile sports gambling is growing with concerns about problem gambling.
1199SEIU’s push to unionize nearly 200,000 home health workers
1199SEIU Political Director Helen Schaub talks about one of the largest unionization drives in American history.
Growing, innovative state court program turns around lives, makes communities stronger
An innovative mentorship program is saving lives of young, male defendants while making communities safer.
Turning out the many in the Hudson Valley
A grassroots progressive movement in the Hudson Valley will get a big test of their effectiveness this November.
Tax cap on school districts not keeping up with inflation
Local school officials grapple with a tax cap that isn’t keeping up with inflation.
Coalition hopes to boost prevalence of home visits for new families
Early childhood policy consultant Jenn O’Connor talks about the importance of home visits to new families.
Sarah Rogerson seeks to unseat longtime GOP senator
We're checking in Sarah Rogerson, a Democrat running for the 44th state Senate district against longtime GOP lawmaker Jim Tedisco.
State research lab expanding understanding of developmental disabilities
We get to know the ongoing work of the Institute for Basic Research in the State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities.
