Bad credit scores driving up car insurance cost
Consumer Reports wants to prohibit car insurance companies from setting premiums based on credit scores.
‘Good Cause’ legislation hits political roadblocks
Former Assemblyman Keith Wright talks about the political challenges facing controversial, pro-tenant legislation in Albany.
Banning discrimination in New York’s constitution
Sen. Liz Krueger wants to add language to the state constitution that would enhance the state's discrimination protections.
Strengthening foreclosure prevention protections
Legal Services NYC Director of Foreclosure Prevention Jacob Inwald explains legislation awaiting the governor's signature.
Senate gets finalized district maps from special master
Special master gives senate Democrats some help in Buffalo.
Marijuana regulators making steady progress
New York State Cannabis Control Board member Jen Metzger discusses the evolving landscape of marijuana regulations.
New York’s gun laws and the Buffalo mass shooting
Times Union reporter Josh Solomon explains why the state's existing gun laws didn't prevent the recent tragedy in Buffalo.
Comprehensive survey planned for Adirondack lakes
For the first time in more than 30 years the lakes in the Adirondacks may be subject to a comprehensive review.
Poozer Pop Culture: The legacy of professional Jewish athletes
Assemblyman Phil Steck - while never a professional athlete - did lead his high school football team to an undefeated season.
Responding to shrinking state park police force
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner discusses strategies to increase the number of police officers in the state parks.
