Rowan Wilson puts stamp on state’s top court
Albany Law professor Vin Bonventre discusses how New York Chief Judge Rowan Wilson has steered the state's top court.
Fiscal Policy Institute weighs in on state’s budget priorities
Fiscal Policy Institute Executive Director Nathan Gusdorf argues that New York could have spent more given inflation.
Poll asks about asylum seekers, marijuana sales, and congestion pricing
Siena College Research Institute pollster Steve Greenberg talks about a new survey of New York voters
PFAS ban proposed for everyday products
In light of new federal PFAS restrictions for drinking water, state lawmakers are being urged to take additional action.
Popular Adirondack destination continues reservation system
The Adirondack Mountain Reserve is again utilizing a reservation system to limit traffic and activity in the region.
Interim commissioner takes the helm at DEC
New York DEC interim Commissioner Sean Mahar talks about his new leadership role.
Legal limbo for NY’s pay frequency law
Attorney Jared Cook explains the various legal issues surrounding the implementation of New York's pay frequency law.
A cyberattack and budget framework at the Capitol
We discuss the cyberattack on the legislature, the timing of a budget announcement, and much more Planet Albany news.
Lawmaker eyes wider array of opioid reversal agents
Assemblyman Phil Steck wants to expand the types of opioid reversal agents that are widely deployed in New York.
Debate over involuntary drug tests for pregnant women
Civil rights activists want a bill requiring informed consent to screen new mothers for drugs and alcohol.
