Promoting transparent lending by private colleges
Assemblymember Harvey Epstein, a Manhattan Democrat, wants to shine a light on student loans provided by private colleges.
The barriers to new school buildings in New York
State lawmakers passed a bill this past session restricting the construction of school buildings near highways.
Short-term rental industry balks at proposed state registry
We talked with Airbnb about an effort in Albany to create a statewide registry of short-term rental units.
Increased powers to combat ‘deed theft’
Assemblymember Landon Dais discusses the state attorney general's powers to penalize the perpetrators of "deed theft."
Promoting health care proxies for New Yorkers
David Levin, from End of Life Choices New York, explains an update to the state's laws governing health care proxies.
State health officials promote RSV vaccine
A state directive ensures that older New Yorkers and pregnant women can get an RSV vaccine at their pharmacy.
New York’s AG and anti-abortion groups head to court
Experts will be lining up to argue the safety and efficacy of an abortion reversal pill.
State looks to ward off bird flu in dairy cows
Dr. Carie Telgen discusses efforts to prevent New York dairy cows from contracting the bird flu.
Walter Mosley settles in as New York’s secretary of state
This spring, former Brooklyn Assemblyman Walter Mosley took over as New York's 69th Secretary of State.
What’s like a union, but not quite a union?
The Organization of NYS Management Confidential Employees is the voice in Albany for managers in the public sector.