Cancer Survivors, Caregivers, Patient Advocates Rally at Capitol to Protect Medicaid Access to Biomarker Testing


Advocates from across NYS will urge lawmakers to reject Medicaid rollback of biomarker testing and advance health care affordability measures...


By ACS CAN | April 21, 2026

The Pied-à-Terre Tax Would Cost 10,000 Working New Yorkers Their Jobs


The narrative behind New York’s proposed pied-à-terre tax is, “make wealthy homeowners pay more.” In reality, it would land hardest...


By Robert Greenberg | April 20, 2026

The Business Council of New York State Welcomes Elee Wolf as Director of Workforce Development & Education


ALBANY — The Business Council of New York State, Inc., today announced the hiring of Elee Wolf as Director of...


By The Business Council of New York State | April 20, 2026

Don’t take away physician appeal rights on insurer payments


On behalf of the 20,000 physician and medical student members of the Medical Society of the State of New York,...


By Dr. Mark J. Adams | April 18, 2026

One State, Many Realities: Why New York Needs a Regional Impact Test


New York has always been a state of contrasts. From the density of NYC to the rural communities, our strength...


By Assemblyman Michael S. Cashman | April 18, 2026

Statewide Public Affairs expands Downstate presence 


Sara Castelli, seasoned campaign and political staffer, joins firm’s New York City / Long Island team ALBANY, NY — One...


By Statewide Public Affairs, Inc. | April 19, 2026

PHOTO RELEASE: HTC AND HOUSING ADVOCATES HOST EVENT TO HELP PROTECT QUEENS RESIDENTS FROM DISPLACEMENT


PHOTOS HERE HOLLIS – This week, the Hotel & Gaming Trades Council (HTC) anchored a coalition including The Legal Aid...


By Hotel & Gaming Trades Council | April 15, 2026

New York’s GRAS Bill is a Deeply Flawed Approach to Food Safety


As food retailers and consumers are feeling the significant strain of rising costs, lawmakers are considering so-called GRAS (Generally Recognized...


By Michael Durant | April 15, 2026

Poll: Large Majority of New Yorkers Support Taxing Nicotine Pouches – Support Among Voters Is Broad and Bipartisan


Albany, NY – By a 2-to-1 margin, New Yorkers across the political and geographic spectrum support taxing nicotine pouches at...


By Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids | April 13, 2026

NEW TV AD: URGES LEGISLATURE TO STOP PROTECTING SPECIAL INTERESTS & PASS PLAN TO LOWER AUTO INSURANCE COSTS


Spot Highlights Albany Lawmakers Taking Millions From Trial Lawyers, While Delaying Plan to Deliver $200 for New York Drivers [Watch...


By Citizens for Affordable Rates | April 13, 2026

On National Health Care Decisions Day, Start the Conversation


Each year, National Health Care Decisions Day serves as a reminder of something deeply personal yet often postponed: how we...


By Kara Travis | April 16, 2026

A Simpler Way to Fight Identity Theft in New York


Identity theft doesn’t just disrupt your finances—it disrupts your life. It often begins quietly: a charge you don’t recognize, a...


By Assemblyman William Magnarelli | April 9, 2026

Baker Public Relations Evolves into The Baker Agency, Expanding as a Full-Service Integrated Communications Powerhouse Across Three Locations


ALBANY, N.Y. - Baker Public Relations, a full-service, woman-owned public relations agency rooted in Albany and serving clients across Upstate...


By The Baker Agency | April 9, 2026

The Case for Banning Ghost Guns in New York State


Despite the federal government’s blustery rhetoric, the Trump Administration is making it easier, not harder, for bad actors to access...


By Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal | April 9, 2026

Fraud is Hitting Home: New AARP Research Shows Millions at Risk as AARP New York Mobilizes Statewide


During April, AARP NY is holding free local shredding events and providing resources to help empower residents. New York, NY — New AARP research shows fraud is a widespread and growing...


By AARP NY

VAPES and POUCHES IN NEW YORK STATE ARE CHEAP, KIDS LIKE ME ARE PAYING THE REAL PRICE


  It is too easy for children to become addicted to nicotine in New York. As a high school student,...


By Sohan Shah | April 9, 2026

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Gov. Hochul Won With Congestion Pricing; She Can Do It Again With Climate Action


Two years ago, New York was getting ready for a summertime launch of the nation’s first congestion pricing program. But...


By Julie Tighe | April 8, 2026

New York is Facing a Mental Health Crisis—And Too Many New Yorkers Still Cannot Access The Care They Need


New York is facing a mental health crisis—and too many New Yorkers still cannot access the care they need, when...


By Assemblymember Harry Bronson & Senator Samra Brouk | April 6, 2026

Advocates Opposing Climate Act Changes Ignoring Reality


As a former long-time reporter, I was guided by the five Ws of journalism—who, what, when, where, why. But I also found...


By Ken Lovett | April 6, 2026

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