Comptroller DiNapoli talks budgeting and pension fund
The state comptroller is urging fiscal prudence in the budget process and dismisses divesting the pension fund of Tesla.
NY top court upholds validity of ethics oversight entity
Andrew Cuomo's challenge to the constitutionality of the state ethics watchdog was shot down by the state's top court.
Businesses want to limit the scope of credit card fees
A business coalition is backing legislation prohibiting credit card companies from charging a fee on sales taxes and tips.
Developers want more subsidies to build affordable housing
New York State Association for Affordable Housing President & CEO Jolie Milstein discusses her agenda for state policymakers.
New York wants to (hire) you!
State Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon explains the effort to place former federal workers into state government jobs.
Home care transition mired in controversy
We talk with Caring Majority Rising about the controversial transition of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program.
Expanding access to birth control in New York
Pharmacies are at the center of a birth control access campaign for New Yorkers without primary care services.
Ambulance providers want boost in their Medicaid rates
Commercial ambulance providers want an investment in Medicaid rates to keep up with the costs of their life-saving services.
Federal government disrupts services to domestic violence victims
NYS Coalition Against Domestic Violence wants state policymakers to replace lost federal funding for domestic violence.
Increasing access to medication assisted treatment in New York
COMPA President Allegra Schorr discusses reimbursement rate increases and addressing regulatory burdens in New York.