Andrew Cuomo
GOP Senator Blasts Drivers Licenses For New York’s Undocumented Immigrants
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“Democrat Senators had the opportunity to go against their One Party Leadership, but chose politics over the people.”
Andrew Cuomo
Cuomo Blasts US Treasury After SALT Rules
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New York Governor said new rules on state and local tax, or SALT, deductions is an economic assault on New Yorkers.
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LGBTQ Flag Flies Over NY Capitol For First Time
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The LGBTQ pride flag is flying over the New York state Capitol for the first time in state history in celebration of Pride Month. The flag went up yesterday.
Andrew Cuomo
Trash Incinerators Banned In Finger Lakes Region
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A bill that would ban trash incinerators in the Finger Lakes is now law.
Andrew Cuomo
Palmesano Pushes Back On Farm Labor Bill
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Assemblyman Phil Palmesano is pushing back against a bill that would give farm workers the same rights as all workers in the state.
Andrew Cuomo
New Law Makes Domestic Violence Trauma A Factor In Sentencing
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“That trauma leads them to make decisions that those of us with adult, non-traumatized brains might not make. And they end up facing prosecution and prison for those decisions. And, in that way it concretely criminalized their trauma.”
Policy Expert Says Legislature, Cuomo Need To Address Poverty In Budget
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BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) – Religious leaders and fiscal analysts are traveling New York talking to communities about the state budget proposal. After a recent stop in Ithaca, Ron Deutsch of the Fiscal Policy Institute sat down with WSKG’s Celia Clarke in the WSKG’s Ithaca studio. Here is some of that interview:
Coalition Calls For State Legislators To Pass A Moral Budget
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A coalition of religious leaders and fiscal analysts are traveling New York talking to communities about the state budget proposal.
Cuomo Restores Municipal Aid, Critics Still Unhappy
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Leaders of New York local government groups are pushing back against Governor Andrew Cuomo’s plan to restore municipal aid.
The Child Victims Act’s Unique Effect On The Roman Catholic Church
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The one-year look-back period in New York’s Child Victims Act does a lot, but its effect might be different on the Catholic Church than other institutions.