State education officials propose some gender-neutral sports teams
The state Board of Regents is advancing regulations that could pave the way for more co-ed school sports teams.
Senator Chu promotes Asian American heritage and opportunities
Senator Iwen Chu wants to promote Asian Americans in the SUNY system and boost Asian American history in schools.
State urged to create wildlife crossings on roads
State lawmakers approved a bill directing transportation officials to identify potential wildlife crossing sites.
Regulations pitched for secondary dinner reservation market
Assemblymember Alex Bores discusses legislation curbing the unauthorized selling of dinner reservations at restaurants.
Does your gas stove need a warning label?
Environmental and health activists want to spread awareness about the air contamination from gas stoves.
Campaign to stop non-consensual shock therapy
Legislation is designed to prevent New Yorkers from being sent to other states for electro-shock therapy.
Lawmakers approve overhaul of teacher evaluation system
Senator Shelley Mayer explains the update to New York's teacher evaluation law that is awaiting the governor's signature.
Construction projects shaped by obscure state board
New York State Economic Development Council's Ryan Silva explains the work of the state's Public Subsidies Board.
State budget leaves New Yorkers hungry
Feeding New York State Executive Director Dan Egan discusses what the state budget does - and doesn't do - to combat hunger.
John Howard reflects on life at the Capitol
We talk with John Howard about his time at New York's utility regulator and working for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
