Independent living advocates want standard minimum wage
The New York Association on Independent Living wants to eliminate the subminimum wage allowed for people with disabilities.
Expanding access to early college programs
Early college high school programs give students an opportunity to earn college credits and accelerate their academic career.
New York manufacturing industry poised for growth
A manufacturing trade organization in New York is excited about the potential growth of manufacturers in the Empire State.
Senate corrections leader weighs in on prison system
Senator Julia Salazar discusses the prison guard strike, including its impact on facilities and how the state is responding.
So you’re telling me there’s a chance…
We discuss the Democrats' longshot bid in NY-21. We also weigh in on the schism between Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado and Gov. Kathy Hochul.
City leaders want more state budget support
Syracuse City Auditory Alex Marion makes the case for boosting state aid to municipalities and updating how its shared.
The less glamorous tax proposals from Hochul
Hodgson Russ partner Liz Pascal discusses some of the less sexy tax policies advanced in the governor's budget.
Cooking up green kitchens in New York
Chef Christopher Galarza discusses how to make kitchens more sustainable, including transitioning to induction stovetops.
Nursing homes urge funding boost from state
Medicaid reimbursements rates aren't keeping up with the cost of providing care at nursing homes in New York.
State education officials scrutinize yeshiva standards
Two yeshivas in Brooklyn could lose funding for failing to address concerns about the education provided to their students.