Prosecutors looking for resources from state
We examine the budget requests from the District Attorneys Association of the State of New York.
Poozer Pop Culture: It’s all Greek to Gounardes
State Sen. Andrew Gounardes talks about how he almost became a priest in the Greek Orthodox Church.
Businesses leery of proposed minimum wage hike
NFIB state Director Ashley Ranslow discusses concerns with a proposal raising NYC's minimum wage to $21.25 an hour.
New York’s (possible) nuclear future
Radiant Value Management energy analyst Isuru Senevirante makes the case for an increased utilization of nuclear power.
Thanksgiving dinner cost on the rise
The New York Farm Bureau's Steve Ammerman discusses the rising price of a Thanksgiving meal in New York this year.
Audit: Outdated unemployment system invited fraud
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli discusses New York's process of paying out unemployment claims during the pandemic.
Finding a second life for solar panels
Assemblyman Steve Englebright is proposing legislation to mandate solar panel recycling in New York.
Grading the 2022 Siena polls
We compare the Siena College Research Institute's election forecasts to what voters actually did this year.
Decreased ridership feeds fiscal woes of NYC transit system
Metropolitan Transportation Authority is facing a fiscal cliff as ridership levels continue below pre-pandemic levels.
State releases police use of force data for 2021
In 2021, police officers in New York used force in at least 10,836 incidents, according to data compiled by DCJS.
