State rethinks plan to prepare sites for solar development
New York is retooling a program preparing sites for renewable energy projects after failing to generate interest after five years.
Federal changes threaten hemp-derived products
Changes at the federal level could have major implications for the hemp-derived THC products on sale in New York.
Lawmakers hear ideas to reduce residential insurance costs
State Sen. James Skoufis shares insights he gleaned from a recent hearing into the cost of residential property insurance.
Addressing the energy infrastructure costs for data centers
State Sen. Kristen Gonzalez wants to prevent residential ratepayers from subsidizing the energy demands of data centers.
Debunking Albany conspiracies and handicapping Hochul’s LG field
We're assessing a range of conspiracy theories floating around Planet Albany and guessing Hochul's running mate for 2026.
Independent living opportunities for mentally ill New Yorkers
The state has satisfied its obligations to transition mentally ill New Yorkers out of adult homes and into supportive housing.
Local water authorities embark on lead service line replacements
Erie County Water Authority Chairman Jerry Schad discusses EPA requirements for replacing lead lines in drinking water systems.
Comptroller Tom DiNapoli pursues fifth full term
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli visits the studio to discuss why he wants another four years in office.
New York to shrink its prison footprint
We discuss Gov. Kathy Hochul's decision to close a North Country prison and consolidate a western New York facility.
Promoting NY produced food in school cafeterias
We highlight a state incentive to promote New York grown and processed foods in cafeterias at schools in the Empire State.
