Regional Food Bank urges assistance during federal shutdown
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, which serve nearly 3 million New Yorkers, will not be going out in…
Suit claims N.Y. DOH underfunds early intervention services
Earlier this month, the Agencies for Children’s Therapy Services, Inc. and two of its members filed a lawsuit…
Earthjustice attorney on ruling in N.Y. climate law case
Last week, in response to a lawsuit filed by multiple environmental groups arguing the state is violating its nation-leading…
N.Y. Democratic strategist on 2025 elections
Early voting in New York kicks off Saturday from Buffalo to Plattsburgh and all the way to Montauk.…
Fiscal Policy Institute says New York tax flight is a myth
Most New Yorkers know the line “if I can make it there, I can make it anywhere” and…
Fiscal Policy Institute says New York tax flight is a myth
Most New Yorkers know the line “if I can make it there, I can make it anywhere” and…
Fiscal Policy Institute says New York tax flight is a myth
Most New Yorkers know the line “if I can make it there, I can make it anywhere” and…
James Skoufis on investigation into CDPAP transition
Two state senators, Gustavo Rivera and James Skoufis, both Democrats, are pushing for more information regarding how the…
Election law attorney Jerry Goldfeder discusses court cases
Two legal issues that could impact voting in New York state emerged over the last week. The first…
Election law attorney Jerry Goldfeder discusses court cases
Two legal issues that could impact voting in New York state emerged over the last week. The first…
N.Y. labor commissioner on unemployment insurance benefit
On Monday, New York’s unemployment insurance benefit was boosted by $365 a week. The former maximum benefit was…
NYISO issues reports on energy reliability issues in N.Y.
The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) acts as both the state’s energy stock exchange and energy air…