Cannabis industry has ideas for Gov. Kathy Hochul
Marijuana growers in New York are anxiously awaiting the distribution of licenses so they can get to work.
New York’s Green Bank open for business (and investments)
NY Green Bank President Andrew Kessler explains how they're using private capital to promote green energy.
UN report underscores need for fact action on climate change
Assemblymember Anna Kelles, an Ithaca Democrat, weighs in on an alarming U.N. report about climate change.
Cuomo leaving office with unfulfilled clemency pledge
Progressive criminal justice reformers are urging the governor to issue pardons on his way out the door.
Shuttle serve launches in busy stretch of Adirondacks
The state is debuting a weekend shuttle service to alleviate parking and traffic concerns.
Superintendents prepare for the return of in-person instruction
A mask mandate from Albany could alleviate local headaches for educators around New York.
What to expect when you’re expecting a Governor Hochul
Reporter Jerry Zremski shares his insights into the new governor
New state regulations target food waste
The state is in the process of implementing a 2019 law designed to help unused food find a meaningful second life.
New York’s eviction moratorium defanged by Supreme Court
Advocates for New York tenants want state lawmakers to adopt a revised eviction moratorium as soon as possible.
Access to early voting sites prompts legal battle
New York Attorney General Letitia James has taken the Rensselaer County Board of Elections to court.
