‘Excluded workers’ vie for piece of $2.1 billion fund
New York has begun accepting relief applications from New Yorkers shut out of federal pandemic aid programs.
Making New York’s renewable energy future a reality
Renewable energy accounts for about a quarter of New York's electricity. The goal is 70 percent by 2030.
Heastie ends impeachment investigation without conferencing with members
A number of Assembly Democrats are frustrated or angry with resolution of impeachment investigation.
NY Dem chair on Cuomo’s future and 2022
New York Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs wants his party's gubernatorial hopefuls to hold off announcing - for now.
Sen. Harckham on Cuomo’s departure and working with Hochul
Looking to the future, Senator Harckham said, "Lt. Gov. Hochul is extremely qualified to hit the ground running."
The case for clearing outstanding pandemic utility debts
Consumer advocates are urging state regulations to eliminate utility debts accrued during the pandemic.
New York faces time crunch to distribute rent relief
The Assembly grilled Cuomo administration officials about the rollout of federal funds to cover old rent bills.
Hochul meets the media
Lt. Gov. Hochul outlines plans for successor, cleaning house and much more.
Sources: Hochul likely to tap public authorities watchdog head as her counsel
A former chief of staff and counsel to Hochul is expected to rejoin her team.
Assemblyman Ron Kim has questions for New York’s next governor
If Kathy Hochul wants a fresh start as governor, lawmakers want her to clear the air first.
