Preserving more of New York’s land and water
Assemblymember Patricia Fahy makes the case for setting a goal of preserving 30 percent of New York land and water by 2030.
Amid COVID proliferation, more precautions needed
Dr. Denis Nash talks about the state of the pandemic and recommends policies to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
State senate lines crafted by independent expert
Senate Democrats poised to retain control of chamber after court-appointed special master draws new legislative lines.
State marijuana regulators ask TikTok for content leeway
TikTok has stymied the state's effort to share marijuana messaging on the social media site.
Examining New York’s fiscal condition
Citizens Budget Commission Director of State Studies Patrick Orecki helps us decipher the state's updated financial plan.
Protecting New York’s freshwater
State Sen. Rachel May discusses her package of bills designed to foster holistic state regulatory policies regarding water.
A city divided by decades of de facto segregation
Investigative Post editor Jim Heaney discusses the policies in Buffalo that led to divisions in the city.
To-do list for low-income families
Schuyler Center's Dede Hill talks about the organization's end of session child welfare and child care priorities.
State misses initial deadlines for child poverty council
State policymakers are weeks behind schedule with the implementation of the Child Poverty Reduction Council.
Redistricting in review and what comes next
David Imamura, chair of the state's redistricting commission, weighs in on the work of the court-appointed special master.
