State retirement fund to hit growth mark
The fund investing on behalf of the state and local retirement system likely exceeded expectations for the fiscal year that
Hochul administration sued for use of solitary confinement
The state is being sued for allegedly putting incarcerated New Yorkers with disabilities into solitary confinement.
New York prepares to celebrate Revolutionary War anniversary
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner makes the case for a state commission coordinated celebrations of the Revolutionary War.
Comptroller DiNapoli tries to invest with purpose
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli explains how he tries to use the state's retirement fund to influence business practices.
How did this get made? Adirondack signs edition
We talked with George Bailey, the man in charge of NYS DEC sign shop in Fulton County.
Poll examines November ballot and environmental issues
Steve Greenberg discusses the latest survey of voters by the Siena College Research Institute.
Wage board proposed for human services workers
After mixed success in raising wages for human services sector workers in the budget, there is a push for a wage board.
LIVE from Planet Albany 3.0
We’re back with another recording in front of a raucous audience at the Bull Moose Club.
State education officials propose some gender-neutral sports teams
The state Board of Regents is advancing regulations that could pave the way for more co-ed school sports teams.
Senator Chu promotes Asian American heritage and opportunities
Senator Iwen Chu wants to promote Asian Americans in the SUNY system and boost Asian American history in schools.