Assembly lines could be redrawn after 2022
New York Law School's Jeff Wice explains a court ruling on the validity of the newly drawn lines for the state Assembly.
League of Women Voters launch voter guide
An online tool organized is a one-stop shop for information about the primary elections this summer.
Motorized boats subject to mandatory inspections in ADKs
A state law went into effect this month requiring motorized boats be inspected before being launched in the Adirondacks.
Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Board (finally) gets to work
A panel tasked with advising the state on spending more than $1 billion of opioid settlement funds met for the first time.
State eying limits on NYC class sizes
Politico New York's Madina Touré discusses legislation requiring smaller class sizes in New York City schools.
Voters weigh in on gun control, abortion and gas taxes
New Yorkers back new restrictions on semi-automatic weapons, protections for abortions and a cut in state gas taxes.
Intervening in internal health insurance deliberations
Assemblymember Dick Gottfried makes the case for changing the internal appeals process at health insurance companies.
Preparing for an emergency
Niagara County Emergency Services Director Jonathan Schultz provides an update on local disaster preparedness capabilities.
Thawing frosty relations between auditors and agency staff
Auditors with the comptroller's office can butt heads with executive agency staff.
Increasing energy efficiency of New York buildings
State lawmakers approved a bill in 2022 that increases and expands efficiency standards for home appliances and equipment.
