So what if Governor Hochul has bad poll numbers?
Gov. Kathy Hochul reached historic lows for her job performance and favorability ratings, but does it matter?
Defining unwanted content on social media sites
Democratic state lawmakers want social media giants to define problematic content and their content moderation policies.
Do we still need OTBs?
Off-track betting organizations were set up five decades ago and their necessity in 2024 is unclear.
New York’s approach to business regulation compliance
State law directs regulators to promote education over civil penalties when implementing some business regulations.
Hochul and police union engage in public spat
The union representing more than 1,000 state police officers is at odds with Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Administrative burdens to accessing NY social safety net
A report from Raising New York highlights the barriers families experiencing accessing social programs.
State overhauls consumer directed home care program
A new middleman has been tapped by the Hochul administration to oversee a popular state home care program.
Independent advocate for New Yorkers with disabilities
A state program is supposed to help New Yorkers with disabilities navigate the supports and services available to them.
More New Yorkers calling 9-8-8 hotline
State Mental Health Commissioner Ann Sullivan explains how New Yorkers are utilizing the 9-8-8 hotline.
Preparing for detours in New York’s Empire State Trail
State policymakers want to ensure that functional detours are in place when needed on the 750-mile Empire State Trail.