State environmental regulators flip flop on gas pipeline project
State environmental regulators have breathed new life into a gas pipeline proposal. We consider why and what it means.
Hochul administration wants new deal with Tesla in Buffalo
For a decade state policymakers have been trying to get their bang for their buck from a major investment in Buffalo.
Environmentalists hope to overcome land conservation burden
Land conservation in New York has been slowed by the state attorney general's office's process for approving property ownership.
Could Elise Stefanik be leading the race for governor?
We explore the methodology and findings of a poll that show Rep. Elise Stefanik leading the race for governor.
State rethinks plan to prepare sites for solar development
New York is retooling a program preparing sites for renewable energy projects after failing to generate interest after five years.
Federal changes threaten hemp-derived products
Changes at the federal level could have major implications for the hemp-derived THC products on sale in New York.
Lawmakers hear ideas to reduce residential insurance costs
State Sen. James Skoufis shares insights he gleaned from a recent hearing into the cost of residential property insurance.
Addressing the energy infrastructure costs for data centers
State Sen. Kristen Gonzalez wants to prevent residential ratepayers from subsidizing the energy demands of data centers.
Debunking Albany conspiracies and handicapping Hochul’s LG field
We're assessing a range of conspiracy theories floating around Planet Albany and guessing Hochul's running mate for 2026.
Independent living opportunities for mentally ill New Yorkers
The state has satisfied its obligations to transition mentally ill New Yorkers out of adult homes and into supportive housing.
