New York State Assembly
Rounding up the week’s political news.
A lot of big proposals remain up in the air as June 10 approaches.
City & State recorded them on a busy day this week to help Speaker Carl Heastie up his digital game.
The Assembly member defied Gov. Andrew Cuomo over COVID-19 nursing home deaths, but he won’t be bullied by the governor.
A seemingly benign bill is having an awful lot of trouble getting through the New York Assembly this year.
While some lawmakers approve of the compromise legislation, there’s not much time left in the session to pass it.
A dozen outstanding bills remain on criminal justice reforms, single-payer health care and more.
The Assembly sponsor of the Climate and Community Investment Act says another year or so is needed to rally support.
A six-year legal saga once again works in favor of the felonious former Assembly speaker.
A successful single-payer system would give employees of small businesses more access to health care.
