Updating the process of recouping legal fees
Defendants in frivolous personal injury lawsuits can face obstacles if they're trying to recoup more than $10,000 in legal fees.
Heading to Albany: Gun violence shapes new member’s outlook
We get to know Nathaniel Hezekiah III, who won a Democratic primary for an open Southeast Queens Assembly seat.
GOP AG candidate builds campaign around fighting crime
Saritha Komatireddy, the Republican hopeful for state attorney general, is hoping to use the office for more criminal prosecutions.
A stroke can’t stop Liz Krueger the ‘anarchist’
State Sen. Liz Krueger is on the mend after a stroke this spring took her out of commission during the peak of the budget process.
Ending 80s era restrictions on sex areas in public bathhouses
State Sen. Erik Bottcher makes the case for legalizing and regulating private rooms for sexual activity at public spas and baths.
Pollster surveys race for gov and data center moratorium
The Siena Research Institute asked likely voters about the governor's race and the one-year moratorium on data center permitting.
NYSERDA victory lap on clean energy jobs, green investments and utility savings
NYS Energy Research & Development Authority leader Doreen Harris discusses an accomplishments report for her agency.
New York at odds with feds over immigration enforcement
We highlight increased activity by ICE agents in New York and discuss the fate of two state laws governing ICE operations.
Shelley Mayer takes over political arm of Senate Dems
It's a changing of the guard at the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee.
Ensuring internet connectivity in homeless shelters
We explore legislation requiring homeless shelters provide access to high-speed wireless internet in private and public spaces.
