Lawmakers look to beef up driver’s license requirements
Legislation would require New Yorkers have at least six hours of supervised driving instruction before getting a license.
New York’s potential future in textiles
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner explains how she thinks New York can become a booming hub for textile manufacturing.
New York’s legislative lines in limbo
Jeff Wice makes sense of a recent court ruling ordering state lawmaker to draw new state and federal district maps.
Seneca Nation forks over $565 million to New York
Buffalo News reporter Jerry Zremski explains why the Seneca Nation is giving up its long-running legal battle with New York.
The rights of incarcerated transgender New Yorkers
A lawsuit against an upstate jail underscores the need for a laws dealing with the rights of incarcerated transgender New Yorkers.
On the waterfront: New Jersey v. New York
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide the fate of a bistate commission that New Jersey wants to end and New York wants to save.
Poozer Pop Culture: Basil Seggos needs a hero
DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos discusses his interest in consuming fiction and non-fiction stories about heroes
Gender pay gap persists despite statutory prohibitions
The state comptroller's office analyzed the latest data illustrating New York's gap in pay between men and women.
New York updates driver’s license design
For the first time since 2013, the state DMV has overhauled New York's identification cards with new security features.
Process for determining child custody ripe for overhaul
Sen. Pete Harckham introduced legislation restricting who can provide expert testimony in custody and visitation cases.
