The Green Light Law, which would allow undocumented immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses, is receiving a new legal challenge from Monroe County. County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo (R-Monroe) discussed the County’s decision to move forward with a lawsuit.

After serving for a quarter century as President of the Civil Service Employees Association, Danny Donohue announced he would not seek reelection to the post. Donohue stopped by for a look back at his time with the union and the future of the union movement in New York and the country. (originally aired 8/8/19)

The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act sets into place a number of ambitious climate and renewable energy goals. However, some communities are concerned about the development of large-scale wind power plants in their localities. Gary Abraham, a lawyer representing some of these concern communities, discussed the impacts these plants can have. (originally aired 8/8/19)

After serving for a quarter century as President of the Civil Service Employees Association, Danny Donohue announced he would not seek reelection to the post. Donohue stopped by for a look back at his time with the union and the future of the union movement in New York and the country. (originally aired 8/8/19)

The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act sets into place a number of ambitious climate and renewable energy goals. However, some communities are concerned about the development of large-scale wind power plants in their localities. Gary Abraham, a lawyer representing some of these concern communities, discussed the impacts these plants can have. (originally aired 8/8/19)

This past month, Valerie Gaiter, the longest serving woman in the state prison system, passed away after an untreated battle with cancer. We heard from two activists, Jose Saldana and Donna Robinson of the Release Aging People in Prison Campaign, who are calling for changes in the way that New York addresses the needs of elders in prison. (originally aired 8/26/19)

This past month, Valerie Gaiter, the longest serving woman in the state prison system, passed away after an untreated battle with cancer. We heard from two activists, Jose Saldana and Donna Robinson of the Release Aging People in Prison Campaign, who are calling for changes in the way that New York addresses the needs of elders in prison. (originally aired 8/26/19)

This past month, Valerie Gaiter, the longest serving woman in the state prison system, passed away after an untreated battle with cancer. We heard from two activists, Jose Saldana and Donna Robinson of the Release Aging People in Prison Campaign, who are calling for changes in the way that New York addresses the needs of elders in prison. (originally aired 8/26/19)

It’s Friday and that means Winners and Losers! Zach Williams, reporter at City and State shared who made the list. Then, Dan Clark, reporter at the New York Law Journal, joined Susan to take a look back at the week that was.

It’s Friday and that means Winners and Losers! Zach Williams, reporter at City and State shared who made the list. Then, Dan Clark, reporter at the New York Law Journal, joined Susan to take a look back at the week that was.

It’s Friday and that means Winners and Losers! Zach Williams, reporter at City and State shared who made the list. Then, Dan Clark, reporter at the New York Law Journal, joined Susan to take a look back at the week that was.

While the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act sets ambitious emission goals, there is still work to do to simplify the development process of renewable energy projects. John Dax, Principal of the Dax Law Firm, explained some of the hurdles that companies like Invenergy, which he represents, have to deal with.