Jacobs pursuing another term as head of NY Dems
New York Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs wants another two years in office
More leftover food avoiding New York landfills
We get an update on New York's food donation and recycling law, which took effect in January.
Business, labor and energy providers weigh in on green transition
Independent Power Producers of New York President & CEO Gavin Donohue discusses grid reliability and cost transparency.
Opioid advisory board examines treatment deserts
We dive into the latest meeting of the state's Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Board.
Whipped up confusion about nitrous oxide cartridges
Sen. Joe Addabbo cuts through the confusion surrounding a state law restricting the sale of nitrous oxide cartridges.
A fresh start for trafficking survivors
A 2021 law allows trafficking survivors to have criminal records wiped of offenses that occurred while they were trafficked.
Finding the next GOP leader for New York
New York Republican Party Chair Nick Langworthy's congressional primary victory is creating a leadership vacuum in the GOP.
Employers forced to pay New York’s unemployment debts
Businesses in New York are paying the highest possible unemployment taxes and facing a new surcharge for every employee.
Schools brace for a return to normalcy
State Council of School Superintendents Deputy Director Bob Lowry discusses the 2022-2023 school year in New York.
Hochul administration invests in law enforcement salaries
State environmental conservation officers, park police and forest rangers in downstate New York are getting a pay bump.
