Albany Agenda
It’s been a heck of a few months in state politics since a fateful Feb. 10 meeting between the governor’s aides and state lawmakers.
A new report from NYPIRG lays out where the state is now, and what still needs to happen to hit its climate benchmarks.
A seemingly benign bill is having an awful lot of trouble getting through the New York Assembly this year.
It will not be easy, but Democratic state lawmakers hold the North Country rep’s political future in their hands.
Construction groups say they want key changes to bill supported by Democratic lawmakers and organized labor.
Growing scientific research suggested disinfecting trains had little effect on spread of the coronavirus. Cuomo did it for a year anyway.
A bill before state lawmakers would authorize a state study to examine how well students are learning about genocide.
Just when the Heroes Act takes effect depends on Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Sexual misconduct, undercounted nursing home deaths, COVID-19 vaccines and tests -- and a certain book he wrote.
Left-leaning state legislators are pushing ideas like single-payer health care by highlighting fiscal benefits for the state.
