Using nature-oriented solutions to preserve shorelines
A new law encourages state environmental officials to use nature-oriented solutions when preserving shorelines.
State rejects request to bump up green energy subsidies
New York PSC leader Rory Christian explains a controversial decision impacting the state's renewable energy projects.
State projects begin transition to ‘clean concrete’
New York State Office of General Services Commissioner Jeanette Moy discusses the state's embrace of "clean concrete."
Commission weighs salary increases for judges
Former state Court of Appeals Judge Eugene M. Fahey discusses a commission empowered to give judges a pay raise.
Building a more energy efficient construction code
The Hochul administration is beginning the process of updating the state's energy code.
Poll worker recruitment hurt by financial disincentive
State lawmakers unanimously back an end to a financial disincentive discouraging New Yorkers from serving as poll workers.
Poozer Pop Culture: Learning leadership and teamwork on the diamond
Long before she made news as the commissioner for OASAS, Dr. Chinazo Cunningham was generating buzz in the sports pages.
Small city school districts want higher debt limit
Assemblymember John McDonald makes the case for raising the borrowing limit on small city school districts.
Changing eligibility to be a salaried employee
The Incremental increases in the minimum wage will also change the eligibility to be a salaried employee in New York.
Preventing harmful algal blooms in New York’s freshwater
Toxics Targeting President Walter Hang discusses preventative measures to keep freshwater safe and drinkable.
