State looks to ward off bird flu in dairy cows
Dr. Carie Telgen discusses efforts to prevent New York dairy cows from contracting the bird flu.
Walter Mosley settles in as New York’s secretary of state
This spring, former Brooklyn Assemblyman Walter Mosley took over as New York's 69th Secretary of State.
What’s like a union, but not quite a union?
The Organization of NYS Management Confidential Employees is the voice in Albany for managers in the public sector.
New York to greenlight new business interruption coverage
A new form of business interruption coverage pushed by the Hocuhl administration could be useful during a pandemic.
Environmentalists push broad emissions reduction program
The Carbon Free New York coalition wants the timely adoption of a meaningful "cap-and-invest" program.
Shared kitchens are key to food entrepreneurs
State officials want to study the economic impact of kitchen incubators, so we learn how these shared facilities function.
Ensuring the safe storage of embryos
Assemblymember Amy Paulin discusses her campaign to ensure the safe storage of embryos for in vitro fertilization.
Democratic allies target New York’s congressional battlegrounds
Community and labor organizations have come together to support Democrats in purple congressional districts.
Watchdog questions efficacy of NYC tax break
The Citizens Budget Commission wants scrutiny of a tax break for commercial and industrial properties in New York City.
Invasive plant targeted with herbicide in Lake George
Lake George Park Commission Executive Director Dave Wick discusses the deployment of a herbicide to fight watermilfoil.