Sen. Brian Kavanagh on Potential Changes to Gun Laws

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State Sen. Brian Kavanagh, a Democrat from Manhattan who chairs American State Legislators for Gun Violence Prevention, joins us to discuss potential changes to the state's gun laws.

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Sen. Brian Kavanagh on Potential Changes to Gun Laws

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Sen. Kavanagh, AMs Lee and Elected Officials Rally with Mitchell-Lama Residents to Cut Onerous ‘Shelter Rent’ Tax in State Budget

Statement of Members of the New York State Senate re: Failure of the Current Federal Administration to Respect the Rule of Law

Statement by Lower Manhattan Elected Officials on the Dismissal of the Lawsuit Regarding the Closure of Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital

Con Ed Customers, Lawmakers Slam New Rate Hikes, Demand Legislature Pass NY HEAT Act to Protect NYers from $300/Month Bills

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Sen. Kavanagh, AMs Lee and Elected Officials Rally with Mitchell-Lama Residents to Cut Onerous ‘Shelter Rent’ Tax in State Budget

Statement of Members of the New York State Senate re: Failure of the Current Federal Administration to Respect the Rule of Law

Statement by Lower Manhattan Elected Officials on the Dismissal of the Lawsuit Regarding the Closure of Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital

Con Ed Customers, Lawmakers Slam New Rate Hikes, Demand Legislature Pass NY HEAT Act to Protect NYers from $300/Month Bills