NY regulators urged to step up clean water protection
How should state policymakers respond to federal environmental regulators relaxing their approach to ensuring clean water?
Hochul looks to boost manufactured home deployment
New York's housing czar, RuthAnne Visnauskas, visits the studio to discuss a $50 million investment in manufactured homes.
Creating a process for roadside memorials in New York
Assemblyman Robert Smullen, whose son was hit and killed by a car, is working for a process to establish roadside memorials.
New York pushes back against federal vaccine hostility
Gov. Kathy Hochul has preserved access to the COVID-19 vaccine following obstacles created by the Trump administration.
Zohran puts live-event ticket regulations back in the spotlight
Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani is using his platform to call for more affordable World Cup tickets.
Ethics watchdog solicits input on legislative agenda
The Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government wants to hear from you about potential changes to anti-corruption laws.
SUNY ESF looks for support from state officials
Fiscal woes at SUNY campuses are not unique, but SUNY ESF staff feels their predicament deserves a unique state response.
The case for labeling nuance with Kratom sales
New York policymakers looking to regulate the marketing of Kratom aren't making carveouts for "natural" products.
States’ rights to be tested with challenge to New York shield law
An effort to protect abortion providers in New York is setting up a major legal test for states' rights in the courts.
Getting to know DEC Commissioner Amanda Lefton
The new DEC leader discusses staffing, gas pipeline permitting, and the unique stamp she brings to the Hochul administration.
