Connecting student journalists with local news outlets
SUNY is building on existing partnerships between local news outlets and students journalists with new summer internships.
Democrats (and Hochul) look to get their groove back in New York
We answer the big 2024 election questions in New York.
Raises considered for agency leaders and state lawmakers
Politico New York Capitol reporter Bill Mahoney explains the work of a recurring compensation commission.
Rethinking New York’s environmental goals
The Citizens Budget Commission says it's time to recalibrate New York's response to the climate crisis.
SUNY leader discusses higher education landscape
Chancellor John King talks education in prisons, supporting transfer students, and automatically accepting students into SUNY.
The world of state mental health regulations
We discuss regulations governing the licensing and certifying of mental health care providers in New York.
Penalizing sex buying, decriminalizing prostitution
Alexi Ashe Meyers, of Sanctuary for Families, legislation enacting the Sex Trade Survivors Justice and Equality Act.
Police grapple with how to safely dispose of seized drugs
Times Union reporter Emilie Munson explains why some drug disposal practices by police are dangerous and even illegal.
State identifies possible green energy projects for itself
NYPA leader Justin Driscoll gives an update on the state's effort to develop and operate new renewable energy projects.
The significance and story behind New York’s solar success
New York's energy czar, Doreen Harris, discusses the development of 6 GW of distributed solar projects in the state.