Most New Yorkers support using federal land and buildings as temporary shelter for migrants and making it easier for the migrants to be granted work authorizations regardless of their immigration status. That’s according to a new poll from the Siena College Research Institute, which finds 60 percent of residents also support a comprehensive immigration reform bill. We speak with Dr. Don Levy, the poll director.
Ashley Walden has been named the next leader of the New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority. Walden succeeds President and CEO Mike Pratt,...
We speak with U.S. Senator Chris Murphy, the Connecticut Democrat helming rare talks over new Congressional gun control measures. Murphy calls it a 10-year...
State and local health officials have had a bruising couple of years in New York, where COVID-19, monkeypox and poliovirus have all demanded acute...