Smoothing out the ‘Raise the Age’ rollout
We consider a range of concerns about the implementation of New York's "Raise the Age" law.
Preventing and addressing tick-borne diseases
With ticks beginning to emerge after the winter, we consider how to prevent and address tick-borne illnesses
Getting to know what’s in your food
Democratic state lawmakers are pushing for stricter regulations and more awareness of additives used in food.
No pets or budget deals at the Capitol
We discuss a ban on Capitol pets, the progress of budget negotiations and how the legislature decides its end of session priorities.
Automatic spousal insurance coverage enrollment could be narrowed
State policymakers are taking steps to revise a controversial car insurance requirement.
Grand housing bargain could leave everyone unhappy
Community Housing Improvement Program's Jay Martin talks about housing proposals being considered for the budget.
Incentivizing work opportunities
Business Council of New York State's Paul Zuber makes the case the for a state Work Opportunity Tax Credit.
Potential savings in consumer directed personal assistance
Providers of care to vulnerable New Yorkers outlined potential savings for CDPAP they say won't reduce quality of care.
Municipal broadband vs commercial providers
How should New York increase access to affordable, reliable high-speed internet?
Gathering information about New York’s wolves
Protect the Adirondacks is backing legislation to learn more about the state's population of wolves.
