Physician assistants could gain more autonomy
Assemblymember Amy Paulin wants to codify the broader authority given to physician assistants during the pandemic.
Transparency at the heart of state AI regulatory efforts
Assemblymember Jonathan Rivera makes the case for disclosing the use of artificial intelligence in books for children.
LLCs face new disclosures from legislative compromise
Assemblymember Emily Gallagher discusses a law ensuring New York officials gain information about LLC owners.
NYC Mayor has trust in governor and her agenda
There is very little distance (right now) between Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul.
Hunger advocates look to state budget for relief
The Alliance for a Hunger Free NY is hoping the state budget includes investments to combat food insecurity.
Lawmakers consider new licensing for bail bond agents
Assemblymember David Weprin discusses legislation updating the licensing process for bail bond agents in New York.
Child Victims Act cases face unanticipated legal burden
Attorney Ari Taub explains how state law is undermining CVA lawsuits brought against state government entities.
New York’s cap-and-invest plan taking shape
The Hochul administration has begun to craft a cap-and-invest plan to rein in pollution in New York.
New York’s green energy siting system
We reflect on the work of the state's Office of Renewable Energy Siting and consider the future siting of transmission lines.
NYCHA residents take step toward public housing trust
We got an update on the effort to utilize a new trust to fund upgrades to thousands of NYCHA apartments.
