Amid COVID proliferation, more precautions needed
Dr. Denis Nash talks about the state of the pandemic and recommends policies to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
New York joins national PFAS study
UAlbany professor Dr. Erin Bell discusses a health outcome study for residents of Hoosick Falls and Newburgh
Rising cases and insufficient data create ominous pandemic period
CUNY Graduate School of Public Health professor Dr. Denis Nash talks about the current state of the pandemic in New York.
Partisan redistricting results head to court
New York Law School's Jeff Wice unpacks the legal arguments against the state's new congressional maps.
Epidemiologist: Masks still a vital part of COVID-19 containment
Dr. Denis Nash, an epidemiologist, explains the ongoing need for COVID-19 precautions.
COVID restrictions left to counties, as state goes mum
Niagara County Public Health Director Dan Stapleton explains how the state has shifted the pandemic decision making.
Assessing community policing plans and what comes next
April 28, 2021 - Albany Law School Government Law Center Executive Director Ava Ayers breaks down the policing plans submitted this spring by municipalities around the state and discusses what comes next for communities that are hoping to
Pandemic struggles and successes of local health departments highlighted in new report
Mar. 10, 2021 - A recently released report shines a light on the work that local public health departments have been doing on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sarah Ravenhall, Executive Director of the New York State
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July 17, 2020: Professor tapped to help implement NY’s campaign finance overhaul
The Capitol Pressroom · July 17, 2020: Professor tapped to help implement NY’s campaign finance overhaul The financing of New York’s elections is poised for a major overhaul due to language in the state budget which sets up a
