Advocates want renewed focus on ‘Enough is Enough’ law
New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault's Emily Miles discusses implementation of the "Enough is Enough" law.
Tragedy prompts push for more rigorous child care inspections
Assemblymember Amy Paulin wants inspectors of child care facilities to be specifically trained to detect illegal drugs.
SUNY chancellor addresses fiscal challenges
SUNY Chancellor John King talks about the fiscal challenges facing some of New York's public colleges and universities.
Buffalo partnership addresses long COVID cases
The co-directors of western New York's first long COVID center talk about the holistic nature of their work.
Big tech balks at legislating social media controls for minors
Tech:NYC founder Julie Samuels argues against legislation in New York limiting social media access for minors.
Advocate for low-income children talks 2024 priorities
The Schuyler Center discusses child tax credits, the child care workforce, and housing for kids aging out of foster care.
NY CREATES hopes to steer state’s high-tech future
NY CREATES President Dave Anderson discusses his organization's unique role and plans for the future.
Lawmakers look to hone packaging waste reduction legislation
Senator Pete Harckham discusses a recent public hearing on extended producer responsibility legislation for packaging waste.
E-scooter riders could face new requirements
Assemblymember John Zaccaro Jr. talks about imposing new rules for e-scooter riders, including liability protection.
Direct tax filing option planned for eligible New York
Code for America's Gabriel Zucker explains a new pathway for eligible New Yorkers to file their taxes in 2024.
