Welcome to the Audio Vault for The Capitol Pressroom, where you can find every conversation with host David Lombardo.
Civil rights advocates are opposing the governor's rhetoric to make it easier to adopt more involuntary commitments.
The state's housing czar joins the program to explain a campaign to deter institutional investors from buying houses.
New regulations took effect in New York in 2025, dramatically expanding the state's map of protected wetlands.
The minimum wage in New York increased 50 cents an hour in January and is scheduled to increase 50 cents an hour in 2026.
A 2024 law is designed to bring the state court system into the 21st century, with the broad embrace of digital documents.
The state is implementing an inspection program intended to address the threat of lead paint in upstate homes.
The Harlem Democrat makes the case for overhauling prisons, including reforming the oversight of strip searches.
Policies combatting child poverty are getting attention in Albany, so we talked with OTDA Commissioner Barbara Guinn.
Former Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski helps us read the tea leaves in the Assembly.
Members of the New Yorkers for Reparation coalition discuss the process of weighing the impact of slavery on black New Yorkers.
