Justice Center’s new leader discusses oversight work
We dive into the 2023 report from the state's Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs.
State considers quality metrics for assisted living facilities
Legislation would impose statewide standards for comparing assisted living residences in New York.
Assembly considers artificial intelligence regulations
Assemblymember Alex Bores discusses a recent public hearing on regulating the use of artificial intelligence technology.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams indicted on corruption charges
We breakdown the corruption charges facing New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the potential fallout.
Supporting kids adopted from foster care
State lawmakers approved a bill to ensure subsidies are actually support kids adopted from foster care.
Why New Yorkers are leaving and where they’re going
Newsday Capitol reporter Mike Gormley explores the recent outmigration from New York in recent years.
Spreading the word about New York’s gun storage law
State lawmakers want to make sure gun owners are aware of firearm storage requirements in the Empire State.
Allegations of neglect underscore troubled nursing home industry
Times Union state investigative reporter Raga Justin discusses her deep dive into a Capital Region nursing home.
Hochul abandons plans for health care cost comparison website
The Hochul administration is putting the kibosh on her predecessor's plan for a health care cost comparison website.
‘Good Cause’ protections begin to take effect
The strength and scope of tenant protections included in the state budget will likely be tested in the courts.