New York lawmakers looks to join ‘Super Tuesday’ primary in 2028
Assemblymember Landon Dais, a Bronx Democrat, makes the case for moving up New York's presidential primary in 2028.
State looks to connect veterans with behavioral health services
In recognition of Veterans Day, we highlight an upcoming panel discussion addressing access to mental health services for veterans.
State librarian preserving Capitol history
State Librarian Lauren Moore discusses the state's "Red Book" and makes the case for investing more in the preservation.
New York considers multi-state voting integrity coalition
New York state lawmakers unanimously backed joining a multi-state effort to promote accurate voter enrollment records.
New York codifies expansion of ‘involuntary commitment’ power
Albany Law School's Patrick Wildes discusses the practical impact of changes to New York's involuntary commitment law.
Studying New York’s eel population
For nearly two decades, the state DEC has led a community effort to track eels with the Hudson River Estuary Program.
Hochul sued for slow release of pollution regulations
Environmentalists have sued the state to force the timely release of regulations intended to restrict pollution emissions.
Should New York’s sales taxes be more progressive?
A report calls for exempting sales taxes on purchases under $110 and imposing a higher tax on luxury items.
New York wants to (hire) you!
State Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon explains the effort to place former federal workers into state government jobs.
State asked to invest in 2-1-1 hotline
The 2-1-1 hotline helps connect New Yorkers with services in their communities, but the network needs additional investment.
