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.
Social media and the first amendment
We consider whether the state Senate's official Twitter account can legally block users and hide reply tweets.
Horse racing operator makes big bet on mobile wagering
We hear from New York Racing Association President & CEO David O'Rourke.
Environmental group rethinks advocacy approach
The environmental coalition NY Renews is rethinking its approach to advocacy in advance of the 2023 legislation session.
Pre-trial supervision far from perfect in New York
Supervised release programs in New York are showing mixed levels of success, in part because of how they're administered.
One year with Gov. Kathy Hochul
WNYC/Gothamist Capitol reporter Jon Campbell reflects on the year since Andrew Cuomo stepped down as governor.
The child care provider experience
A central New York child care provider talks about state regulators, grant funding and much more.
State alcohol laws open for an update
Sen. James Skoufis weighs in on a commission tasked with identifying reforms to New York's alcoholic beverage control laws.
Manufacturers sour on New York (for now)
The mood is bleak in New York's manufacturing industry, according to an August survey of firms by the Federal Reserve.
Legal fight over Andrew Cuomo’s pandemic memoir compensation
Andrew Cuomo prevails in early stage of legal battle to retain the multi-million dollar payout for his pandemic memoir.
