What the budget does (and doesn’t do) to impact child poverty
We examine an expansion of the child tax credit, funding for child care vouchers, a rebate check, and a new housing subsidy.
We examine an expansion of the child tax credit, funding for child care vouchers, a rebate check, and a new housing subsidy.
Timely access to unnatural death information, like toxicology reports, could inform public health decisions at the local level.
Assemblyman Ron Kim discusses a hearing on the live-event ticketing industry and how it might be regulated in the future.
Pending legislation is designed to promote civic engagement on college campuses and drive up the youth voter turnout.
The state budget is in the rear view mirror, so we pick through some of the crumbs and consider what stories are left for the session
New York should have enough power for the demands of a normal summer, according to the New York Independent System Operator.
Assembly Labor Committee Chair Harry Bronson wants all New Yorkers to have protections when considering a severance package.
We examine an effort to give law enforcement more tools to go after drivers who are impaired by drugs.
Common Sense Media is pushing legislation to keep New Yorkers, especially kids, safe as they navigate online spaces.
Assemblymember Chuck Lavine, a Long Island Democrat, supports a leadership shakeup at the Nassau University Medical Center.