Rethinking emergency health care data collection
What can we learn about the collection and utilization of health care data during the pandemic?
Justice Center reports on 2023 activity
There were more than 85,000 reports made last year to the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special
Balancing the risk and reward of artificial intelligence
Cornell Tech Vice Provost Greg Morrisett considers how New York should regulate new artificial technology.
State bailout proposed for beleaguered school district
Sen. Bill Weber wants to advance millions in state aid and revamp an education aid formula to help a school district.
Process for awarding downstate casino licenses takes shape
New York Gaming Facility Location Board Chair Vicki Been discusses the allocation of three, downstate casino licenses.
State regulator reviews utility pole attachment procedures
The state Public Service Commission issued an order to expedite the utility pole attachment process in New York.
Senate transportation leader urges MTA investment
Senator Jeremy Cooney says the governor needs to choose a plan for funding the infrastructure needs of the MTA.
Growing New York’s food donation and recycling law
Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky wants more operations covered by a food donation and recycling law.
State watchdog finds prisons violating solitary reforms
The state Inspector General's Office did a multi-year review of the failed implementation of solitary confinement reforms.
Taking the temperature of likely New York voters
A Siena College Research Institute poll examines presidential preferences, smartphones in schools, and much more.