Skepticism about New York’s marijuana timeline
Marijuana farmer has her doubts about New York's ability to open retail dispensaries in 2022.
Housing New Yorkers with HIV/AIDS
A coalition is lobbying Albany for a $10 million investment into low-income housing for New Yorkers with HIV or AIDS.
Bats hoping for peace and quiet this winter
New York Department of Environmental Conservation biologist Carl Herzog explains the bat landscape in the Empire State.
The roadmap to a Lee Zeldin upset in New York
GOP operative Chapin Fay outlines the circumstances that could result in unseating Gov. Kathy Hochul this November.
The past and future of the Seneca Nation’s state gambling compact
This summer marked the 20th anniversary of the gaming compact struck between the Seneca Nation and New York.
New York updates drinking water standards
Environmental Advocates NY Director of Clean Water Rob Hayes says new state drink water regulations don't go far enough.
Marijuana offers opportunities and challenges for farmers
Sarah Stenuf, CEO of Ananda Farms, discusses her first year growing marijuana in upstate New York.
Coalition urges limitations on school suspensions
The Children's Agenda Education Policy Director Eamonn Scanlon makes the case for alternative disciplinary measures.
New York updates property theft reimbursement rates for 21st century
The state Office of Victim Services is raising the cap on essential property reimbursement from $500 to $2,500.
Assembly Republican convene school safety forums
Assemblymember Michael Reilly says discipline practices and law enforcement are part of dialogue by new safety task force.
