New York, NY –
Lawmakers at the State Capitol say they're focused on going forward with the soon-to-be Gov. David Paterson. He takes over during what is always a hectic time in Albany, with a budget due by the end of the month. Karen DeWitt reports from Albany.
As it began to sink in that Gov. Spitzer had actually resigned from office in a swirl of salacious details, WNYC's Kathleen Horan went from Wall Street to 125th St. asking people along the way what they thought about the news.
Kathleen Horan is a staff reporter for New York Public Radio, covering the criminal justice beat. She also reports the series In Harm’s Way, a multi-platform effort to profile the life of every child in New York City killed by gunfire.
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