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New York is reeling from Hochul's loss to install LaSalle as the first Latino to head the state's highest court. Is the fight over or was it just round one?
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New York is reeling from Hochul's loss to install LaSalle as the first Latino to head the state's highest court. Is the fight over or was it just round one?
Senate Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris discusses the big issues that will come up in the next legislative session in Albany.
The governor is digging in her heels and considering suing the Senate to get a full 63-member floor vote.
Those in the Assembly and Senate stand to make $142,000 annually beginning Jan. 1.
If the bill is passed, those in the Assembly and Senate will see a $32,000 increase to $142,000 per year. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Republican state lawmakers are calling for an increase in state subsidies to reflect regional costs.
Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch cites increased cost and environmental factors as main reasons.
New York is a deep blue state, but Republicans made gains on Long Island and in the northern suburbs.
Republican Lee Zeldin conceded the race on Wednesday afternoon and congratulated the governor.
Traveling on the troublesome stretch near I-287 drove Jennifer Glen to collect 2,000 signatures from residents.
It's called the "Rose Garden strategy," and so far the governor has stuck to it. But there is pressure to debate.
"I want people in Albany that understand the prerequisite to prosperity is public safety and justice," Adams said.
Having the Primary in August is confusing and the hardest part may be figuring out what district you're in.
The NYPD disclosed that the hot days of summer last month saw an increase in murders and all kinds of other crimes.
The NYPD says 716 people, in a city of eight million, are responsible for 30% of shootings since the start of 2021.
Kaminsky has served Nassau County's south shore since 2016 and previously represented the area in the State Assembly.
The governor says the new law that will severely limit the places New Yorkers can carry weapons.
Lawmakers debated all day Thursday and into the wee hours of the morning Friday, but still haven't passed anything, CBS2's John Dias reports.
Republicans have been opposing the measures, but Democrats have supermajorities in the Assembly and Senate, CBS2's John Dias reports.
The high court ruled guns could be banned in "sensitive places," but it wasn't clear about what locations qualify.
New York City's mayor is trying to get out ahead of a possible ruling that he says is giving him nightmares.
School districts would be required to consider installing silent panic alarms in classrooms.
There is pressure on the New York State Legislature to make schools safer with silent panic alarms.
The mayor is raising the specter of a return to the bad old days of corruption, politics, and bureaucracy if Albany fails to act.
CBS2's Jessica Moore has the details, which include a gas tax break for residents.
