Technology eyed to slow down state’s worst speeders
State lawmakers Emily Gallagher and Andrew Gounardes want to use technology to slow down cars driven by repeat speeders.
Mitchell-Lama program needs operating and capital support
Assembly members Steven Raga and Karines Reyes call for hundreds of millions of dollars into New York's Mitchell–Lama housing.
Familial workforce eyed for medically fragile children
Assemblymember Phil Steck wants parents with medically fragile children to be paid for providing their children with care.
Assembly Republicans look to address human trafficking
Assemblymember Brian Maher discusses how the state should respond to human trafficking and support trafficking survivors.
So you’ve died and gone to budget purgatory
At this point in the state budget process there isn't much for rank-and-file state lawmakers to do at the Capitol.
Budget likely to include Hochul’s school smartphone restrictions
Restrictions on students' access to smartphones during the school day will likely be part of the state budget.
Senate labor leader talks pay equity and state hiring
Senate Labor Committee Chair Jessica Ramos discusses info for job applicants and attracting federal workers to the state.
Power generators want utilities to stay in their lane
A coalition of energy producers in New York is making the case against utilities launching power generation projects.
Rental conversions eyes for affordable homeownership
The New York City branch for Habitat for Humanity wants to make it easier for rentals to become affordable condominiums.
State guardrails considered for cutting edge AI technology
The tech industry is opposing state legislation imposing regulations on advanced artificial intelligence technology.