COVID deals setback to New York’s AIDS reduction goals
New York originally hoped to end the AIDS epidemic by 2020. Now the goal is 2024.
New York Republicans split on who won 2020 presidential election
A slim majority of likely Republican voters this fall believe former President Donald Trump won in 2020.
Jacobs pursuing another term as head of NY Dems
New York Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs wants another two years in office
Panel reviewing education in prison poised to blow deadline
A commission studying education in prison is scheduled to release a report in September.
Health Commissioner Mary Bassett talks monkeypox response
Dr. Bassett says state and city health officials working collaboratively in response to monkeypox.
Green constitutional amendment still ‘undefined’
An amendment guaranteeing New Yorkers clean air, clean water and a healthful environment sits on sidelines.
About those transparency plans…
Status update on some of the goals in the state agency transparency plans submitted last year.
Unemployment system upgrades preparing New York for the worst
New York upgrades its unemployment system to prepare for the worst.
Thawing frosty relations between auditors and agency staff
Auditors with the comptroller's office can butt heads with executive agency staff.
LG Antonio Delgado talks affordable housing
Asked about capping rent increases, LG Delgado says, "All options should be considered."
