Cuomo administration leaves NY HERO Act in limbo
A law designed to prevent airborne infections at work won't take effect unless the DOH deems it necessary.
DiNapoli talks AG report, 2022 and Kathy Hochul
New York Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has no plans to run for the executive mansion - at least for now.
Could the pandemic create more government transparency? Maybe
There is renewed energy toward amending the state's Open Meetings Law to foster more public engagement.
DiNapoli looks to reassert full scope of oversight powers (again)
Stop me if you've heard this one, but Comptroller Tom DiNapoli wants his contract review and audit authority restored.
Long Island senator sees anti-Semitism in critiques of Israel
Sen. Anna Kaplan argues that recent criticisms of Israeli government policies are rooted in anti-Semitism.
Reports: Cuomo top aide resigning
One of the governor's most trusted advisers has left the administration.
New York child care providers getting shot in the arm
New York is in the process of distributing $1.1 billion in federal funds to support child care providers.
Nobody circles the state subsidies like the Buffalo Bills
The owners of the Buffalo Bills have begun negotiations to secure public financing for a new stadium.
Legislation would improve state’s organ donation landscape
Bills awaiting the governor's signature would make organ transportation easier and boost organ donations.
After delay, state releases funds for vaccine outreach
New York is distributing $15 million to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates in communities hardest hit by the pandemic.
