On this week's edition of New York NOW: Next year's race for governor has officially begun, with Republicans gathering to discuss a potential nominee. We spoke with a few of them.
The state Legislature could consider a series of new public ethics laws this year, and there's an update in the impeachment probe into Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The future of public education in New York looks bright for educators with historic investments from the state. But, problems still remain.
We speak with Andy Pallotta, president of New York State United Teachers, or NYSUT, and Fred Kowal, president of United University Professions, or UUP.
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Expanding Renewable Energy, Impact of Court Rulings in NYS
State Sen. Jeremy Cooney, Increased Worker Protections
Fighting Housing and Food Insecurity in NY
OMH Commissioner, Maternal Mental Health
Citizens Budget Commission, Electric School Buses
Final State Budget, Assembly Member Brian Cunningham
Budget Progress, DEC Commissioner, Air Pollution
Rare Look Behind the Scenes at NY Capitol
Republican Housing Proposal, NY Heat Act and Immigration Funding
Budget Update, SUNY Chancellor and Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani
Budget Talks, Human Services Advocacy, & Developmental Disability Awareness
NYS Approach to Women's Issues, Missing BIPOC women & Children, Expanded Doula Access
New Congressional Maps and Higher Education Funding
Day in the Life of the Legislative Correspondents Association & The Career of Jim Peppler
Birth Control Access, Housing in Exec Budget, Legislative Health Priorities
NY's Education Dilemma: Budget Battles & Racial Justice
Expanding NYS Definition of Rape, Exec Budget Health Hearing, Continual Healthcare Coverage for Children
New York's State Budget, Running for Office & Opioid Solutions
2024 State of the State, NY& Organizing, Opioids in NY
Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2024 State of the State Address
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