Hochul plans major investment in child care access
Gov. Kathy Hochul is planning to spend an additional $1.2 billion on a program that makes child care subsidies available.
Protecting New Yorkers’ right to request ‘reasonable accommodations’
In December, state law was strengthened to protect New Yorkers who request reasonable accommodations in public places.
Advocate: Home care participants unsatisfied with administration transition
The controversial transition of the administration of a popular home care program is complete, but how is it working now?
Should low-performing utilities face a state takeover?
Assemblymember Sarahana Shrestha makes the case for a state takeover of a utility with a suspect record in the Hudson Valley.
Planning for the start of ‘Medical Aid in Dying’
We talk with the head of the Medical Society of the State of New York about the implementation of "Medical Aid in Dying."
Progressive criminal justice advocates push uniform treatment court access
Attorneys with the New York County Defender Services make the case for increasing access to local treatment courts.
Is it time to retire Medicaid managed care for behavior health providers?
A plan to save money and improve care for Medicaid patients with behavioral health conditions hasn't worked, according to providers.
New chapter planned for renovated Egg in the state capital
Diane Eber, the executive director of The Egg, discusses a major renovation of the venue and her vision for the future.
Predictions and hopes for the 2026 session in Albany
In advance of the legislative session, we're making some predictions for the year ahead in Albany.
Trump looks to curtail federal drinking water standards
Environmental Advocates NY's Rob Hayes calls on the state to backfill federal drinking water standards that are under attack.
