NY health care funding could be disrupted by GOP-control of DC
New York policymakers may see a dramatic decline in federal health care dollars in 2025 and beyond.
Conservationists eye Whitney Park in the Adirondacks
Conservationists have long eyed Whitney Park, in the heart of the Adirondacks, whose future is up in the air.
NY Dems chair reflects on 2024 election results
New York Democratic leader Jay Jacobs is making a familiar pitch to his party in the wake of 2024’s elections
Hochul urged to declare opioid public health emergency
We discuss the latest recommendations from the state's Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Board.
Volunteers watch out for vulnerable New Yorkers. Does the state care?
Volunteers help oversee state facilities for vulnerable New Yorkers, but is the governor supporting these watchdogs?
‘Ghost’ vehicles continue to avoid tolls and fines
The switch to cashless tolling has created opportunities for drivers to illegally avoid tolls and fines.
Environmentalist welcome congestion pricing implementation
New York League of Conservation Voters President Julie Tighe is embracing the governor's congestion pricing plan.
Hochul unpauses congestion pricing in NYC, but with a twist
Columbia Law School Professor Michael Gerrard discusses the potential hurdles to realizing congestion pricing in Manhattan.
Assembly GOP leader digests election results
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay discusses the election results and looks ahead to future legislative action.
Micron’s (delayed) future in central New York
Construction of a chip manufacturing plant has fallen behind in central New York. We explore why and what's next.
