Sen. Brian Kavanagh on Potential Changes to Gun Laws

May 25, 2022

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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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New York Sen. Brian Kavanagh, D- New York, Manhattan debates legislation in the Senate chamber during a special legislative session to extend pandemic era eviction protections in the wake of a Supreme Court decision lifting the moratorium at the state Capitol, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021, in Albany, N.Y. (AP Photo/Hans Pennink)

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Kavanagh Joins Krueger, Colleagues Calling for Denial of Permits for New Fossil Fuel Power Plants

NY Times: 800,000 New Yorkers Just Lost Federal Unemployment Benefits

NY1: Fighting to Keep New Yorkers in Their Homes, New York State Signs a New Eviction Moratorium into Law

New Yorker Magazine: Andrew Cuomo Left Behind a Rent-Relief Debacle

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Kavanagh Joins Krueger, Colleagues Calling for Denial of Permits for New Fossil Fuel Power Plants

NY Times: 800,000 New Yorkers Just Lost Federal Unemployment Benefits

NY1: Fighting to Keep New Yorkers in Their Homes, New York State Signs a New Eviction Moratorium into Law

New Yorker Magazine: Andrew Cuomo Left Behind a Rent-Relief Debacle