Welcome to the Audio Vault for The Capitol Pressroom, where you can find every conversation with host David Lombardo.
We hear from opposing sides of legislation enabling terminally ill New Yorkers to commit suicide with the aid of a doctor.
Legislation authorizing municipal banks in New York has stalled, so a pilot program has been proposed for Rochester.
The state is being sued for allegedly putting incarcerated New Yorkers with disabilities into solitary confinement.
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner makes the case for a state commission coordinated celebrations of the Revolutionary War.
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli explains how he tries to use the state's retirement fund to influence business practices.
We talked with George Bailey, the man in charge of NYS DEC sign shop in Fulton County.
Steve Greenberg discusses the latest survey of voters by the Siena College Research Institute.
After mixed success in raising wages for human services sector workers in the budget, there is a push for a wage board.
We’re back with another recording in front of a raucous audience at the Bull Moose Club.
The state Board of Regents is advancing regulations that could pave the way for more co-ed school sports teams.
