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Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay said he knows the asylum seeker crisis can't be solved completely by legislators at the state level but said this is not a time to remain static.
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The New York State Assembly is in town for a brief two day session, to finish debating bills that they did not complete before the scheduled end of session earlier this month.
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New York’s redistricting commission approved a set of maps on a bipartisan basis for the first time in its existence after deadlocking following the 2020 census.
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The Assembly Minority Conference released a report giving recommendations to help improve school safety and security across New York. Assemblyman Will Barclay hopes to push these recommendations during the 2023 legislative session.
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The New York State Independent Redistricting Commission recently met in Syracuse to ask the public for feedback on how assembly district lines could be improved.
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The bill would require all publicly-funded schools to incorporate agriculture education into the curriculum.
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The New York State Assembly and Senate began passing their versions of the state budget Monday – and both houses, led by Democrats, propose spending more than $6 billion above Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul’s spending plan.
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Two members of New York’s state Assembly have tested positive for COVID-19 days after lawmakers gathered for a special legislative session, the chamber’s top Democrat said Friday.
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Tenants in New York who can’t pay rent because of lost income due to the COVID-19 pandemic will be protected from eviction until the middle of next January after the state Legislature approved an extension of the state’s pause on evictions Wednesday evening.