New Yorkers weigh in on key budget sticking points
Siena College Research Institute asked New Yorkers how they feel about key issues being debated in budget negotiations.
Crime, bail and the 2022 data set for New York
We assess the criminal justice landscape in New York by digging into crime data from 2022.
Higher education budget debate revolves around tuition costs
Assembly Higher Education Committee Chair Pat Fahy weighs in on the higher education portion of budget negotiations.
Ed Cox returns to lead New York Republicans
Ed Cox is back at the helm of the New York Republican Party after effectively getting pushed aside following the 2018 elections.
State commission promoting historical contributions of African Americans
State Secretary of State Robert Rodriguez discusses how to highlight 400 years of historical contributions by black people.
Investing in accessible homes
New York could save money on institutional care if it invested more in creating accessible homes for older New Yorkers.
State policymakers urged to prioritize Lake George Park Commission
Lake George Association President Eric Siy urges state policymakers to invest resources into the Lake George Park Commission.
New York invests in electric transition for low-income housing
CPC President Sadie McKeown discusses the state's $250 million investment toward retrofitting low-income housing.
Senator Gounardes urges overhaul of NY Democratic Party operations
Sen. Andrew Gounardes, a Brooklyn Democrat, shares his vision for a more effective state Democratic Party.
Utilization of paid family leave in New York ticks up
We analyze who is utilizing the state's paid family leave program and when they're using the benefit.
