State government has a customer service czar
Tonya Webster has been tapped to improve the process of access state government services and benefits.
Top court OKs familial DNA search rules for law enforcement
New York Civil Liberties Union attorney Beth Haroules shares concerns about the use of familial DNA searches by police.
Library construction needs outpace state funding
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner discusses a recent hearing into the capital needs of libraries around New York.
COVID-19 sick leave is remnant of pandemic
Many pandemic policies have been retired, but a paid sick leave law for COVID-19 infections remains on the books.
Promoting health masculinity to prevent sexual violence
New York tapped retired football player Don McPherson to engage young men on gender-based violence.
Honing New York’s ethics and lobbying laws
The state's ethics watchdog recently got feedback on their 2024 legislative agenda from good government groups.
NY Inspector General talks transparency and gambling oversight
New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang stops by the studio to discuss the latest developments at her office.
State education officials restrict use of facial recognition tools
The top privacy official for the State Education Department explains a reluctance to embrace facial recognition technology.
State officials craft plan to guide policies for seniors
The Hochul administration is soliciting feedback for its master plan on aging.
Patient advocates raise alarm about home care vetting
A change in the assessment of home care needs for Medicaid patients could serve as a barrier to vital services.