State top court rules on access to police disciplinary records
New York's transparency czar explains a court ruling ensuring access to police disciplinary records from before 2020.
Assemblyman Ed Ra discusses the budget
The Long Island Republican chats about spending on Medicaid and education, reducing business costs, and rebate checks.
Tips for avoiding coyotes in New York
A state wildlife biologist talks about New York's coyote population and how to avoid conflicts with these wild animals.
State agriculture leaders talks budget proposal
State Agriculture & Markets Commissioner Richard Ball discusses workforce funding, farmland protection, and more.
Agudath Israel of America’s agenda in Albany
We discuss the security needs of religious schools, expanding a child tax credit, and much more with Yeruchim Silber.
State asked to invest in 2-1-1 hotline
The 2-1-1 hotline helps connect New Yorkers with services in their communities, but the network needs additional investment.
Long Island hospital looks to Albany for relief
The largest public safety net hospital on Long Island is warning they may close without additional millions from the state.
Landlords balk at expanding pathways to rent regulation
Progressive state lawmakers want to give municipalities a new way to demonstrate a housing emergency in their community.
‘Gateway’ to Adks highlights state land ownership issue
Adirondack Explorer reporter Gwen Craig highlights the stalled campaign to develop an official gateway to the Adirondacks.
Transit advocates look to reduce vehicle miles traveled
State Sen. Andrew Gounardes wants to ensure future capital funds for roads aren't tailored solely to passenger vehicles.
