Ethics watchdog pursues case against its vocal antagonist
Before the Joint Commission on Public Ethics is retired, the embattled watchdog is going after one of its harshest critics.
Increasing access to HIV prevention drugs
Legislation approved by state lawmakers would require prescription drug insurance plans to cover HIV prevention medications.
Youth correspondent weighs in on gubernatorial primaries
15-year-old Isaac Olshan discusses the Democratic gubernatorial debates and makes predictions for the statewide primaries.
The demand for problem gambling services in New York
Legislation unanimously approved in 2021 would create a new problem gambling advisory council to inform state policies.
Access energy assistance programs
New York has launched a new online portal to help people determine what energy assistance programs they can access.
What happened to Clean Slate this time?
Assemblymember Catalina Cruz explains why her criminal justice bill didn't make it through the Assembly this year.
Converting properties into affordable housing
A new state law is designed to expedite the process of transforming hotels into affordable housing in New York City.
Assembly lines could be redrawn after 2022
New York Law School's Jeff Wice explains a court ruling on the validity of the newly drawn lines for the state Assembly.
League of Women Voters launch voter guide
An online tool organized is a one-stop shop for information about the primary elections this summer.
Motorized boats subject to mandatory inspections in ADKs
A state law went into effect this month requiring motorized boats be inspected before being launched in the Adirondacks.