State legislation would put new guardrails on the collection and use of New Yorkers' electronic health data.

Assembly Banks Committee Chair Clyde Vanel discusses public banks, accessing financial services, and regulating "fintech."

Hodgson Russ partner Liz Pascal discusses some of the less sexy tax policies advanced in the governor's budget.

A former EPA regional administrator in the Obama administration discusses the environmental impact of a Trump administration.

The obscure agency is responsible for administering the state's loan and grant programs for higher education.

Legal scholars are scratching their heads about a court ruling that invalidated the New York Voting Rights Act.

New York policymakers may see a dramatic decline in federal health care dollars in 2025 and beyond.

Progressive housing activists want to update the 50-year-old Emergency Tenant Protection Act.

The trucking industry is worried about an effort to mandate zero-emission vehicle sales.

Sen. Andrew Gounardes wants to get creative with Medicaid resources to support low-income families who have a new child.