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.
Religious organizations pursue affordable housing
A coalition of religious leaders want to make it easier for faith-based organizations to develop affordable housing.
Untapped potential of employee-run businesses
We discuss the role of employee-owned businesses and how the state can foster their growth.
State education officials identify budget priorities
We talk with top state education officials about the budget proposal from the Board of Regents.
IG report highlights improper contraband screening in prisons
State Inspector General Lucy Lang discusses a report on the misuse of defective contraband testing tools in state prisons.
Drivers make gains with ridesharing companies
Attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan explains the significance of settlements the state reached with ridesharing companies.
SUNY faculty want state bailout for struggling campuses
UUP President Fred Kowal talks about the structural deficits facing more than a dozen upstate SUNY campuses.
2023 Movie Diary
The movies consumed in the theater and on the couch in 2023 by Capitol Pressroom host David Lombardo.
Non-union construction shops feel unwelcome in New York
We learn about "merit shop" construction contractors and consider the competitive burdens placed on non-union players.
