Disclosure requirements eyed for prenatal testing accuracy
State Sen. James Skoufis wants expecting parents to know of the likelihood of false positives with some prenatal tests.
State funds cemetery vandalism repairs
State Association of Cemeteries Legislative Director David Fleming talks about issues impacting the state's cemeteries.
State weigh need for new gas project in Brooklyn
Sane Energy Project's Lee Ziesche argues against permitting a controversial natural gas expansion in Brooklyn.
Regulating New York’s pollution distribution
Lawmakers are trying to prevent communities from being disproportionally burdened with pollution-producing projects.
Lawmakers propose stricter rules for warehouses
The business practices of companies like Amazon would have to change under legislation from Sen. Jessica Ramos.
Imagining NYC without a controversial tax break
The Citizens Budget Commission's Sean Campion explains what could happen if 421-a is allowed to expire this summer.
Miranda ruling sheds light on New York’s top court
Rob Rosborough, author of the New York Appeals blog, breaks down a recent decision from the state Court of Appeals.
Naturopathic doctors seek state recognition
Naturopathic practitioner Tia Trivisonno makes the case for a bill requiring the state to license and regulate her industry.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams struggles to navigate Albany
The New York Post's Bernadette Hogan talks about the state legislative agenda for New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
National Guard members offer health care system relief
A skilled nursing home's experience with National Guard members during the pandemic could be a recipe for future success.
