Power & Politics Full Show: The latest on the New York state budget
The agreement makes changes to bail reform and raises the minimum wage but misses out on housing.
News 12 Staff
•
Apr 30, 2023, 9:36 PM
•
Updated 373 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:30
New Rochelle maintains current elementary school start times despite cost concerns
2h ago0:31
Orange County school districts poised to implement wards for school board elections
2h ago0:32
SUNY Purchase agrees to suspend disciplinary consequences for protester arrested during campus demonstrations
2h ago1:42
Poughkeepsie council weighs opting into rent stabilization under Emergency Tenant Protection Act
13h ago1:49
SUNY Purchase faculty and students want disciplinary action against protesters dropped
yesterday0:52
Jewish students at SUNY New Paltz share experience on campus as protests continue to unfold
4ds ago0:30
New Rochelle maintains current elementary school start times despite cost concerns
2h ago0:31
Orange County school districts poised to implement wards for school board elections
2h ago0:32
SUNY Purchase agrees to suspend disciplinary consequences for protester arrested during campus demonstrations
2h ago1:42
Poughkeepsie council weighs opting into rent stabilization under Emergency Tenant Protection Act
13h ago1:49
SUNY Purchase faculty and students want disciplinary action against protesters dropped
yesterday0:52
Jewish students at SUNY New Paltz share experience on campus as protests continue to unfold
4ds agoAfter months of
negotiations and several extensions, Gov. Kathy Hochul and the
Democratic-controlled Legislature have agreed to a conceptual deal on a $229
billion spending plan.
The agreement makes
changes to bail reform and raises the minimum wage but misses out on housing.
State Sen. Shelley
Mayer and Assemblyman Matt Slater join Jonathan Gordon to discuss the negotiations
on this week’s Power & Politics.
