Welcome to the Audio Vault for The Capitol Pressroom, where you can find every conversation with host David Lombardo.
A review of JCOPE's decision to approve then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo's request to write a memoir exposes agency's weaknesses.
The "right-to-repair" act is designed to put more information about high-tech items into the public domain.
New York Office of Children & Family Services Commissioner Sheila Poole provides an update on changes to child care.
Empire Center for Public Policy's Bill Hammond explored how the majority of nursing homes are structured in New York.
New York Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs discusses the June primaries and his party's prospects in November.
Unofficial hiking trails in the Catskills have gotten more traffic in recent years, which could threaten the natural habitat.
New York will need to adopt more green policies if the state is serious about hitting emission reduction goals for 2030.
New York Republican Party Chair Nick Langworthy considers the path for his party to claim victory statewide in November.
We get to know Sarahana Shrestha, a climate activist turned Democratic Assembly candidate.
Assemblymember Jeffrey Dinowitz explains legislation imposing new standards for forensic evaluators in family court.
