All news on the topic: New York State Assembly

Zohran Mamdani, who calls himself a "nepo baby," reported having just $2,000 in US bank accounts on his 2024 financial disclosure, which was made public by the state this week

Despite years of relentless effort, the initiative to offer a pension for the children of single-parent police officers was unsuccessful in Albany, even with strong backing from politicians

A former Democratic candidate for New York state Assembly allegedly stole $160,000 in taxpayer cash by defrauding the state's new campaign matching-funds program, federal prosecutors said Friday.

The proposed bill mandates the installation of cameras throughout all parts of prisons except for showers and cells, calls for more detailed reporting and investigation of prison deaths, and plans to fill an oversight board with appointees primarily from the legislature, among other measures

Progressive legislators want to dictate Upstate cow populations, because of course they know better than anyone who actually lives anywhere near a dairy farm.

New York is on track to become the 12th state to legalize "assisted suicide" — and with the most radical law yet.

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie torpedoed a bipartisan bill that would have commemorated the horrific Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel.

Lawmakers in New York State voted to halt the NYPD's efforts to prevent public access to all its radio communications on Thursday. The bill is anticipated to land on Governor Kathy Hochul's desk

According to vote counts examined by The Post, Mamdani has been absent for 231 roll call votes in the Assembly this year, surpassing all other members

Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly is warning that the Democratic-run state Legislature could rush through a series of bills to give convicts early parole and prevent law enforcement from keeping dangerous criminals off the streets.

The vote is the newest indication that Cohen's previously stalled initiative might be gaining momentum once more in Albany, possibly granting him the authorization required to submit the entire measure for local approval later this year

New York’s progressive legislators have reportedly gotten behind what may be their most morally disgraceful bill yet: an assisted-suicide legalization push.

Governor Kathy Hochul must remain steadfast until her reasonable reforms on involuntary commitment and discovery law are secured, regardless of how delayed the state budget becomes

State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is going to war with Gov. Kathy Hochul.

"It's over unless she pushes it," a Senator told The Post

The Governor’s budget director, Blake Washington, promised Monday afternoon that Hochul "can’t compromise” on her discovery and involuntary commitment proposals signaling that she’s willing to hold up the budget “as long as it takes to deliver.”

Outspoken socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani usually has a lot to say – but not when it comes to his former campaign spokesperson who served three months in jail for soliciting sex from a minor.

A legislator from Queens is advocating for the installation of new street cameras across the five boroughs to issue fines to parking violators, including truck drivers who double park

Protesters opposing Israel who carry flags of terrorist organizations like Hamas or Hezbollah might face prison sentences of up to four years under a new state bill

In her executive budget proposal, Hochul plans to distribute $300 checks to individual New Yorkers earning less than $150,000 annually and to families with an income below $300,000

A day after she halted the effort to force the bill through the state legislature, Hochul is now attempting to distance herself and assert she is blameless

The bills would make it easier to sue a campus that has allowed discriminatory harassment to go unchecked.

The intention is to create problems for House Republicans, whose already slim majority would be reduced even more—and for an extended period—when North Country Representative Elise Stefanik steps down to join President Trump's administration as the UN ambassador

Hochul's comments appear to overlook the reality that she and legislators must identify new sources of revenue to fill a $33 billion gap in the MTA's upcoming five-year capital plan

Joseph Belluck, who leads a board responsible for granting state charter-school licenses, believes that Governor Kathy Hochul and the legislature ought to remove the limit on the number of city charters next year