Edwin J. Viera
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New York libraries are having trouble with the increase in book challenges, especially those titles with gender and race issues. -
The new regulations from the EPA would reduce fine particulate matter from 12 micrograms per cubic meter of air to between nine and 10.
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In proposed reform, drugmakers would have to be more public with their information regarding price changes.
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The proposed bill to fine those dumping radiological agents into state waters comes as Holtec International considers dumping radioactive waste into the Hudson River.
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New legislation would protect New York abortion providers.
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A new YouthTruth survey finds that Black students want a more diverse and inclusive education concerning College Board's AP African American Studies controversy.
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State Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, D-Scarsdale, the bill's author, said it hasn't been filed yet, but if it passes, it should help people who don't want to visit an abortion clinic.
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The report finds more than 30% of a person's income is going toward housing.
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New York State invested more than $500 million in offshore wind energy this year. in an effort to reach its climate goals.
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New York is doing a good job of making sure children have health coverage, according to a new report.
