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New York has added private-sector jobs in all but three of the 38 months since the COVID-19 outbreak of March 2020—but the Empire State remains below its pre-pandemic employment level and continues to trail the national recovery. On a seasonally Read More

Hear from experts about important trends and key policies affecting our towns, cities, villages and counties. Read More

Two years from now, New York City may run short on power, potentially leading to blackouts during normal summer temperatures. Read More

Tim Hoefer interviews Tim DeRoche, author and President of Available to All, and the two discuss education reform and unfair public school enrollment practices. Read More

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has announced that New York's Common Retirement Fund suffered an investment loss of 4.1 percent in fiscal 202 Read More

The price of offshore wind is about to go up, and electricity users across the Empire State will be on the hook for it. Read More

The Supreme Court of the United States ruled in Biden v. Nebraska, finding the Biden administration’s Student Debt Relief Plan unconstitutional. Read More

The 2022-23 school year and legislative session have come to a close—what happened? The following summary outlines key legislative changes affecting education in New York.   New York ranks #1 in spendi Read More