On Tuesday afternoon, New York City Councilmember Christopher Marte was setting out for a walk with a community group, looking for ways to create more shade in a park in his lower Manhattan district.
New York is projected to spend $36,293 per student in the 2024–25 school year, nearly double the national average. In 2023–24, the state spent $35,095 per student on elementary and secondary education ...
Paraquat is banned in more than 70 countries. In an upstate town one resident calls “Parkinson’s Valley,” farmers are ...
Plans to deploy a "lifelike" robot and avatar teaching assistant at Salamanca High School have sparked debate over the role ...
Health care union 1199SEIU collaborated with a troubled home care company, Public Partnerships LLC, on messaging, political ...
Boards of Visitors are supposed to oversee state-run disability and psychiatric programs. Almost none of them have enough ...
New York state has oscillated on criminal justice reform in recent years. Under former Governor Andrew Cuomo, it passed ...
An independent review found violence, weak oversight, outdated training, and dysfunction across New York’s prison system.
ICE is adding 100 beds at the Buffalo Federal Detention Facility, but won’t say what its “hard-sided” expansion will look ...
New York's shelter allowances haven't been raised in decades, and can't cover the cost of rent anywhere in the state.
K, districts left millions unspent in 2024–25 — citing staffing, space, enrollment, and reimbursement challenges.
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