Legislature punts on consumer friendly ticket sales reforms
Legislation introduced on Sunday appears to signal the death of an ambitious attempt to regulate the live-event ticketing industry.
Navigating the chaos of the cannabis industry
The passage of four years since the legalization of marijuana has done little to calm these rocky waters and bring stability to this chaotic industry.
New leader of state agency serving people with developmental disabilities
We get to know Willow Baer, the recently confirmed commissioner at the State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities.
Scalpers and ticket fees targets of legislation
State lawmakers Ron Kim and James Skoufis want more consumer friendly rules and regulations governing live-event ticket sales.
New chair tapped for Cannabis Control Board
Gov. Kathy Hochul is looking to move state Cannabis Control Board member Jessica García over to the chair role.
Nonprofits look to improve contracting with the state
State Sen. Rachel May reflects on a hearing examining the state's response to harmful algal blooms and considers next steps.
State looks to improve response to harmful algal blooms
State Sen. Rachel May reflects on a hearing examining the state's response to harmful algal blooms and considers next steps.
State updates ‘superfund’ program for hazardous waste
The state's superfund program, which helps clean up hazardous materials around New York, was updated in the state budget.
Senator Gounardes targets ‘loopholes’ in state taxes
State Sen. Andrew Gounardes wants to eliminate about $3 billion in state tax breaks that he feels aren't worth it.
Legal skirmishes between NY and Trump administration
We explore the ongoing legal skirmishes between the Trump administration and New York with Rebecca C. Lewis.