New York State’s budget process began in earnest on Tuesday, March 10, as the Senate and Assembly Democrats publicly announced their respective one house budget resolutions. Now, the two legislative ...
On February 3, library advocates from across the state filled The Well of the Legislative Office Building at the New York State Capitol, pressing lawmakers to prioritize public library funding and ...
Photo by Debora Cartagena, courtesy of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Thirty-one public health organizations, including the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes ...
On March. 2, Governor Hochul gave a speech on the ongoing conflict in Iran and claimed that the safety of New Yorkers is her main focus while also questioning the President’s decision to enter into ...
Gov. Kathy Hochul presented a plan to help communities and businesses participate in World Cup celebrations while ensuring it is done in a safe manner. The proposal would allow event organizers to ...
In this episode of the LG Wire Podcast, we sit down with Legislative Gazette intern Emily Salazar, who discusses her coverage of proposed environmental “rollbacks” and climate change legislation under ...
On Tuesday, March 24, Governor Kathy Hochul spoke at the Police Investigative Forensics Center in Albany, alongside officers from various municipalities, on the creation of 3D-printed guns or ghost ...
In this latest edition of the LG Wire Podcast, we sit down with Legislative Gazette intern Patrick Kelly, who reflects on his time in the program, including experiences on the floor of the Assembly, ...
Recent buffer-zones proposed by the Governor and others have recently stirred commotion as they have raised a discussion between lawmakers and advocates over the freedom of religion and the freedom of ...
As you may know, my day job is training young journalists in the Capitol as a part of this 48-year-old program known as Legislative Gazette. The semester ended a couple of days ago for us, so the ...
Will the Legislative Gazette return to print? In this episode of The LG Wire podcast, join staff reporter Nancy Mac Innes and Editor-in-Chief Darren Johnson as they look to the future of the ...
Candidates running for election Nov. 4 may want to keep their yard signs, as they’ll have to do it all over again soon. That’s because who you elect this fall may not be allowed to serve their full ...
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