Limits proposed on foreign ownership of New York farmland
Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara wants to ban companies with ties to foreign adversaries from owning New York farmland.
Failed state development deal shrouded in secrecy
Reporter Tim Knauss shares a story about a state economic development deal in Syracuse that never materialized.
New York’s evidentiary discovery law eyed for changes
Legal Aid Society's Kalle Condliffe talks about an effort by district attorneys to change the state's discovery laws.
Contractors building rest areas request state bailout
Contractors are seeking state funding to finish service plaza projects along the Thruway despite initially promising no cost to taxpayers.
State’s top court poised for shakeup
Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing to elevate Associate Judge Rowan Wilson to the vacant chief judge post.
New York updates workplace harassment training guidelines
New York State Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon discusses the state's updated sexual harassment model policy.
Court case could shake up New York’s congressional lines
A legal challenge could result in the state Legislature getting a second crack at drawing Congressional lines.
Responding to the ‘silent epidemic’ of missing women of color
Assemblymember Karines Reyes is pushing for a task force to identify best responses to missing women of color.
Mental health advocates pursue budget priorities
With the budget process going late, we've got extra time to discuss some of the mental health issues for the budget.
‘Disadvantaged communities’ to be prioritized for environmental funding
State Climate Justice Working Group selects criteria for identifying 'disadvantaged communities."
