New York poised to receive windfall in federal child care funding
The $164 million in federal child care money New York received in the CARES Act
Human composting proposed as final resting option for New Yorkers
Feb. 19, 2021 - Every day, people across New York have the tough conversation on what they would like
Democratic lawmakers inspect correctional facilities to guide legislative agenda
Feb. 2, 2021 - Sen. Julia Salazar (D-Brooklyn) is the new chair of the Senate’s Crime Victims, Crime and
State-run tree nursery kicks off annual seedling sale to New Yorkers
Jan. 11, 2021 - The Department of Environmental Conservation’s Tree and Shrub seedling sale has kicked off. David Lee,
Candidate Confidential: No regrets for Hudson Valley Senator
Dec. 15, 2020 - In this year’s election, the Senate Democrats were able to pick up seats and gain
What would you do with $500 a month? Andrew Yang non-profit to find out
Oct. 23, 2020 - What would you do with an extra $500 a month? Well, that’s the question that
Rep. Antonio Delgado on federal stimulus package
Rep. Antonio Delgado, a Rhinebeck Democrat, updates us on the developments from DC and what it means for New York
Senate Agriculture Chair on vaping and ag issues
Sen. Jen Metzger (D-Rosendale), chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, discussed the issues that she is following this session
January 3, 2020: Anti-semitic attacks in New York
Late last week, five people were stabbed in Monsey, NY as they gathered to celebrate on the seventh night
January 2, 2020: The Cost of Climate Change
Marie French, energy and environment reporter for Politico NY, updated us on the latest stories she is following
