Renewed campaign for billions toward higher wages for home care workers
Sen. Rachel May makes the case for a $5 billion investment to give home care workers a raise.
State struggles to keep up with dam oversight
A Times Union expose uncovered that thousands of dams are being ignored by state regulators.
Hochul lays out 2022 legislative agenda
Gov. Kathy Hochul shared her vision for the future on Wednesday in her first State of the State address.
New York’s shifting parole priorities
Former public defender Alana Sivin provides her perspective on the state's recently adopted Less is More law,
Gun industry fights state law expanding their legal liability
Gun manufacturers and retailers filed a federal challenge to a state law opening them up to "public nuisance" lawsuits.
Investing in New York’s arts and culture
More than $100 million in state funds is being distributed to artists, cultural institutions and art venues.
Task force looks to identify road salt contributors in Adirondacks
The Adirondack Road Salt Reduction Task Force's Phill Sexton predicts that less road salt will still keep drivers safe.
New York’s new pastime: Cricket?
A deal between state lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul commits New York to promoting the game of cricket.
Tom DiNapoli discusses the year ahead
In 2022, state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli wants the restoration of his office's oversight powers over state spending.
Directions missing from environmental roadmap
A plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New York has some glaring omissions, according to environmentalists.
