Libraries look to meet the digital demands of patrons
At the end of 2021, Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill that would strengthen the ability of libraries to license e-books.
Increased data collection part of fight against hate crimes
Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Brad Hoylman discusses the implementation of the Hate Crime Analysis and Review Act.
State goes back to drawing board for new wilderness trails
An advisory group is helping guide the state's plans for new trails in the state's forest preserves.
Parents largely in the dark about child care assistance
The Children’s Agenda’s Pete Nabozny breaks down the state of New York’s child care assistance eligibility information.
Democratic leader predicts Suozzi drops gubernatorial bid
New York State Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs expects the ranks of gubernatorial contenders to thin out soon.
Criminal justice issues loom over 2022 legislative session
Former Assemblyman Keith Wright discusses the impact of bail reform and outstanding criminal justice issues in Albany.
New York Republican Chair Nick Langworthy predicts the future
Top GOP political official foresees the party continuing to highlight public safety concerns through Election Day.
Government synergy in 2022? Maybe
Metropolitan Public Strategies founder Neal Kwatra discusses how Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders will interact.
New York Democratic Chair Jay Jacobs predicts the future
The top Democratic party official in New York foresees an early end to Congressman Tom Suozzi's gubernatorial bid.
Onion farmers invest in industry’s future
An onion farmer from the "black dirt" region peels back the story of a state research initiative supporting the industry.
