Family suffering spurs conversion on ‘Medical Aid in Dying Act’
Assemblymember Al Taylor, a Manhattan Democrat, explains his change of opinion on the Medical Aid in Dying Act.
Special Olympics NY turns to state to avoid cuts
Special Olympics New York President & CEO Stacey Hengsterman is looking for an additional $1.5 million from the state.
Home care coalition looks to axe insurance middlemen
Could managed long-term care plans get edged out of existence in New York?
Nurses allege violations of hospital staffing law
Unionized nurses want state health care regulators to intervene to address staffing levels at hospitals.
Dem leadership shakeup at state election office
The long-serving top Democratic official at the state Board of Elections has quietly ousted by his party's leaders.
State prepares for winter road conditions
The state DOT tries to keep roads safe for drivers this winter, while also embracing more environmentally friendly practices.
State deploys new weather risk communication facility
New York's Weather Risk Communication Center, located at the University at Albany, was officially launched in December.
Extreme weather events drive up insurance costs
Extreme weather events are impacting the cost of property and casualty insurance products in New York.
2023 Television Diary
The best, worst, and everything in between on television in 2023.
Once more unto the congressional redistricting breach
Jeff Wice, of the New York Law School’s Census & Redistricting Institute, explains what comes next in this never-ending saga.
