-
Sajina Shrestha/WAMCA large unmarked van sat outside the Albany County Health Department Monday. It was there for the rollout of a new behavioral health care program to serve the unhoused community. -
Courtesy New York State Division of Criminal Justice ServicesWhile sex trafficking cases often get the most attention, Director of Human Trafficking Prevention Julina Guo at the NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services says the state has seen a rise in labor trafficking in recent years.
-
The Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office’s 287(g) agreement allows deputies to identify immigrants in county jail and initiate immigration proceedings on behalf of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. -
New York Congressman Paul Tonko hosted two members of U.K. Parliament on Friday. The officials are united in their opposition to President Donald Trump's recent tariffs.
-
Troy city officials said the Flock cameras were "deliberately damaged" and called the alleged vandalism "unacceptable." -
Proposed regulations would make New York the first state in the country to require leachate to be treated for environmental contaminants at landfills. -
The 60-day audit of Flock cameras was conducted by the Troy Police Department to gather data on how the license plate-reading cameras are used. -
Albany moved to add fluoride to the water in 2024. It's now one of many municipalities that has struggled to obtain fluorosilicic acid, which is used to fluoridate water. -
Police in the Capital Region say the law enforcement tech is useful, but civil liberties groups say it erodes privacy. -
Tenant unions continue to gain momentum in the Capital Region as residents of The Knick in Albany became the latest to organize. -
The mural is located on a section of the Erie Canal Trail in Rotterdam near the Mohawk River. It's part of a larger plan to beautify local bike trails. -
In the immediate aftermath of George Floyd's death, police reform gained momentum across the country. But six years later, some of those efforts have lost energy.
