Trump administration disrupts funding for public schools
Public schools are dealing with federal dollars being clawed back this summer by the Trump administration.
Physician assistants play critical role in rural communities
For rural communities, a physician assistant is the first and last source of available medical care.
Tom DiNapoli talks OT, unclaimed funds and using reserves
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli discusses the use of state workforce overtime and updating unclaimed funds distribution.
‘Big Beautiful Bill’ to disrupt New York health care landscape
The "Big Beautiful Bill" could have massive ramifications for New York's health care system, according to Paul Francis.
Demand for food assistance persists and could get worse
Dan Egan, the outgoing head of Feeding New York State, reflects on the demand for food assistance over the last six years.
The challenge of realizing the master plan on aging
Adam Herbst, a former top health official in the state, describes the implementation challenges for the master plan on aging.
Hochul administration unveils master plan on aging
State Health Commissioner Jim McDonald and State Aging Director Greg Olsen discuss the state's master plan on aging.
Where does the NYC DSA go from here?
Plotting out the future for the New York City Democratic Socialists of America.
The case for targeting ‘unfair’ business practices
Assemblymember Micah Lasher talks about empowering the state attorney general's office to go after unfair business practices.
Meeting the needs of New York’s veterans
We discuss the needs of marginalized veterans, reducing the risk of veteran suicide, and closing holes in the social safety net.