Senator Rachel May

Sen. Rachel May and Assemblymember Al Stirpe, both Democrats, say now is not the time to give up on renewable energy. Proposals to reverse or delay provisions of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act are contributing to delays in adopting a state budget.

Both Democratic Sen. Rachel May and GOP Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay say they're waiting for more details.

The summer event became the first state fair in the country with a Pride Day.

Republican Sen. Joe Griffo of Rome and Democrat Rachel May of Syracuse share some of their proposals, along with assemblymembers Bill Magnarelli and Al Stirpe. They also offer their thoughts on some of Governor Hochul's proposals.

May is seeking her fourth term against a political newcomer.

There's optimism that an expanded bottle bill may get a vote, as well as a measure that aims to reduce plastic packaging.

In his first month in office, Alexander Marion conducted an analysis of the impact of NYS AIM funding on the city, which has remained flat since 2012.

He'll likely have to vie for the GOP nomination against Fanny Villarreal, who announced her bid a week earlier.

Villarreal brings her long-time connections to community to the race for the 48th senate district

Home health care workers and their allies say a proposal by Gov. Kathy Hochul would unfairly return home care workers back to the minimum wage, after receiving an increase last year.