Tumultuous times for nonprofits
In the best of times, nonprofits contracting with the state are facing an uphill battle. We are not in the best of times.
New York expands reach of free, direct file tax service
New York dramatically expanded who can use its free, direct file tax software, so we wanted to explore who is eligible.
Assembly transportation chair discusses gov’s budget
Assembly Transportation Committee Chair Bill Magnarelli, a Syracuse-area Democrat, weighs in on the governor's budget.
Specialized care for survivors of sexual assault
The New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault wants to ensure sexual assault survivors have access to the right care.
Public financing reshapes state legislative fundraising
A report by the Brennan Center found that matching local political contributions had a big impact on fundraising behavior.
Lagging investments in New Yorkers with disabilities
New York Disability Advocates want a major boost in spending on the workforce serving New Yorkers with disabilities.
Expanding health care options for workers’ compensation cases
We examine potential changes to the workers' compensation system designed to make it easier to access a medical provider.
Accelerating land protection in New York
Organizations looking to be land stewards in the Empire State have been slowed by state policies governing ownership.
One month of congestion pricing in the books
There has been a month of congestion pricing in Manhattan, so how is it going? We get answers from the Riders Alliance.
Albany Dems open door to delayed NY-21 special election
Legislation was introduced by the legislative leaders without any fanfare on Friday that could extend the timeline for holding special elections in New York.