New York’s process for siting green energy projects upstate
USA Today Network reporter Tom Zambito explains how the approval process for new solar and wind projects changed in New York.
Green amendment to be tested in court
Language recently added to the state Constitution guaranteeing a right to clean air is the basis for a new lawsuit.
Familiar script plays out in New York gubernatorial debate
Neal Kwatra, founder of Metropolitan Public Strategies, dissects the debate between Gov. Kathy Hochul and Rep. Lee Zeldin.
Medicaid changes could threaten delivery of services
Evergreen Health COO Mike Lee warns that a state proposal could limit the outreach of community health care providers.
Coalition comes together to back environmental bond act
The Nature Conservancy's Jessica Ottney Mahar highlights the campaign driving out the vote for Proposition #1 this fall.
New York’s absentee ballot laws in legal limbo
Republicans have brought legal challenges to the state's expanded use of absentee voting and how these ballots are counted.
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.
