Democrats want to incentivize electric lawn equipment
Assemblymember Steve Otis makes the case for a rebate that would incentivize the purchase of electric lawn care equipment.
Rule promoting electric truck sales in limbo
State environmental regulators are delaying enforcement of rules promoting the sale of electric trucks in New York.
NY policymakers brace for illegal federal funding cuts
If the Trump administration withholds state funds, in violation of a court, Assemblyman Lasher wants New York to be prepared.
Hazy picture of psych med use by foster kids
The Imprint's Michael Fitzgerald explains how little information is available in New York about foster youth and psych drugs.
Cardiac response plans promoted for schools
The American Heart Association wants to require schools have cardiac emergency response plans.
Future of flavored nicotine pouches debate in Albany
After banning flavored vapes, some Democratic state lawmakers are looking to ban flavored nicotine pouches.
Renewed effort to overhaul child custody cases
Kyra's Law would impose new training standards for family court judges and promote child safety in custody cases.
Out-of-state marijuana ending up on retail shelves
We explore why out-of-state marijuana products are being sold by licensed retailers in New York and how it can be stopped.
Hochul sued for slow release of pollution regulations
Environmentalists have sued the state to force the timely release of regulations intended to restrict pollution emissions.
Creating more organ donation opportunities in New York
A bipartisan group is looking to end a state law restricting the organ recipient lists that New Yorkers could be placed on.