Longshot comptroller candidate calls ‘bullshit’ on status quo
For the first time since he was appointed state comptroller in 2007, Tom DiNapoli is being challenged by a Democrat.
Hochul fails to deliver relief to early intervention providers
Assembly Health Committee Chair Amy Paulin discusses the crisis in early intervention accessibility in New York.
Preserving nonpartisan nonprofits in New York
Assemblymember Tony Simone makes the case for ensuring tax-exempt status in New York is linked to nonpartisanship.
Plight of bottle redemption centers ignored by Albany
Bottle redemption centers have been sounding the alarm about a fiscal crisis, but no relief is coming from state lawmakers.
Lawmakers question accessibility of residential property insurance
Sen. Brian Kavanagh explains why his chamber is looking into the cost and accessibility of residential property insurance.
Looming threat of emergency room violence
Dr. Penelope Lema makes the case for requiring hospitals to craft plans for keeping their staff safe from violence at work.
Unanswered questions after home care hearing
State Sen. Jim Skoufis reflects on an inquiry into the transition of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program.
A Democratic alternative to Comptroller Tom DiNapoli
Drew Warshaw is hoping to be the next state comptroller and discusses some of the ways he would use the office.
Promoting recovery ready workplaces in New York
State lawmakers overwhelmingly approved legislation creating a pathway to certifying recovery ready workplaces.
Hochul looks to cut home energy efficiency subsidies
Assemblymember Didi Barrett pushes back on the governor's planned cutbacks to subsidies for home energy efficiency programs.
