As the legislative session ends, Albany is gridlocked. Yes, even more than usual.

On the surface, the creation of a unified Democratic majority seems like good news for Democrats. But it’s complicated.

This weekend’s spending deal punted on fixing longstanding problems, thanks to the governor cutting a deal with Republicans

State senators Peralta, Alcantara, Hamilton, and Klein all facing opposition for their decision to partner with Republicans

Backing off on supporting primary challenges to state senators is the wrong move at the wrong time

If the governor drags his feet on replacing Díaz and Latimer, it’s likely to keep the IDC in power