Federal rule change undermines historic preservation
Historic preservation advocates are sounding the alarm about sweeping regulatory changes proposed by the Trump administration.
The D-A-V-E of parenting by Senate Leader Stewart-Cousins
State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins offers parenting advice for host David Lombardo.
State plans to launch new digital unemployment system
New York State Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon announces plans to launch a modern unemployment processing system in November.
Exit interview with Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli
Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli joins the show for an exit interview.
The state of New York’s transmission infrastructure
Politico New York's Marie French discusses the transmission infrastructure and how the state is building for the future.
Should independent voters be eligible for primaries?
Assemblymember Sam Berger, a Queens Democrat, makes the case for letting independent voters participate in political primaries.
Nonprofits try again to improve contracting experience with state
NY Council of Nonprofits CEO Megan Allen talks about improving the state contracting experience for nonprofit organizations.
911 operators want earlier retirement option
We consider legislation that would let government employers improve the retirement timeline for emergency dispatchers.
Voters weigh in on race for gov and data centers
Siena pollster Steve Greenberg discusses the race for governor and explains why campaigning against data centers is smart.
Is the oversight of HALT implementation working?
We explore the state oversight of the HALT Act and consider whether new mechanisms are needed to enforce state prison laws.
