Public financing could alter election fundraising habits in New York
The Brennan Center's Ian Vandewalker explains how New York will match small-dollar, in-district political contributions.
State museum works to return Native American artifacts and remains
State Museum Director March Schaming discusses the process of returning items collected from Native American burial sites.
Senate child care champion plots path to universal access
State Senate Children & Families Committee Chair Jabari Brisport discusses the state of New York's child care industry.
Hochul’s housing czar discusses plan to double home creation
NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas talks about proposed housing compact.
New York joins anti-trust lawsuit against Google
American Economic Liberties Project's Matt Stoller explains the latest anti-trust lawsuit against Google.
Governor targets drivers with unreadable license plates
Gersh Kuntzman, of Streetsblog NYC, makes the case for a budget proposal increasing fines for obstructing license plates.
Limousine safety measures up for debate in Albany
Senate Transportation Committee Chair Tim Kennedy discusses a package of bills responding to limousine safety concerns.
Suburban lawmakers leery of Hochul’s housing intervention
Gov. Kathy Hochul wants the state to intercede in local housing decisions if home creation lags behind regional goals.
A non-religious, court-ordered treatment option? Only if you know to ask
Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill ensuring New Yorkers know they can choose a non-religious, court-ordered treatment option.
New York’s financial regulator looks to strike the right balance
New York Department of Financial Services Superintendent Adrienne Harris discusses her watchdog role in the Empire State.
