New York’s top court affirms constitutional rights of bicyclists
A ruling from the state's top court protects bicyclists in New York from unreasonable search and seizure.
New York looks to stabilize shaking green energy commitments
NYSERDA President & CEO Doreen Harris discusses the state's effort to quickly identify a new round of green energy projects.
Remembering New York’s judicial history
Historical Society of the New York Courts President Emeritus Albert Rosenblatt talks about preserving judicial history.
Is New York wasting its organic waste?
An environmental coalition wants to turn New York's organic waste into energy using anaerobic digestion.
Anti-fracking movement revived for Southern Tier
Food & Water's Alex Beauchamp shares concerns about using carbon dioxide to extract methane from the Southern Tier.
Mitigating summer heat in New York’s prisons
New legislation would require state prison officials to take steps to mitigate the health risks posed by hot summer days.
Rebuilding New York’s mental health workforce pipeline
Mental Health Association of New York State CEO Glenn Liebman talks about boosting the mental health care workforce.
Fiscal watchdog wary of ‘benefit sweeteners’
The Citizens Budget Commission's Patrick Orecki discusses a package of bills the governor recently acted on.
Biden administration targets end to lead water pipes
New York has about 500,000 lead service lines that would need to be replaced in to comply with a proposed federal mandate.
The budding influence of State Cannabis Advisory Board
We get a status update from New York Cannabis Advisory Board Chair Joe Belluck.
