NY Dems hope to regain ground with Asian American voters
Democratic political consultant Trip Yang discusses what Dems need to do to win over Asian American voters.
Non-union construction firms leery of project labor agreements
A requirement to impose PLAs on SUNY construction projects worth at least $3 million is a problem for some firms.
Comptroller’s office warns about governor’s borrowing habits
New York Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has some concerns about the borrowing proposal embraced by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Revisiting New York’s sexual consent laws
Legislation would address the ability to give consent to sexual activities after becoming voluntarily intoxicated.
Solar eclipse offers boost to New York tourism
New York's spot in the path of totality for an upcoming solar eclipse is leading people to flock upstate.
Constitutional amendment would allow for more state judges
Assemblymember Alex Bores makes the case for a constitutional amendment that would allow for more state judges.
Health care providers look to refocus Medicaid watchdog
Assemblymember Amy Paulin discusses her legislation addressing the state Office of the Medicaid Inspector General.
State’s nascent campaign financing system eyed for changes (again)
Senate Democrats from across the political spectrum are backing a new effort to overhaul the state's campaign finance program.
NY graduation rates raise red flag for advocacy group
Education Trust-New York has questions about why the high school graduation rates didn't change much from 2022 to 2023.
NY Democrats clarify past requests for Constitution changes
Assemblymember Ken Zebrowski explains an effort o nullify past resolutions calling for a national constitutional convention.
