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Full Episode: End of 2026 Legislative Session & Gambling Regulations in NYS

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By Elise Kline Verified
| New York NOW (Podcast)
Full Episodes The 2026 Legislative Session has officially wrapped! New York State Lawmakers passed more than 700 bills this year, many of which will head to the governor's desk soon. We sit down with WXXI's Samuel King and Newsday's Keshia Clukey to unpack some of the big bills awaiting the governor's review, including bills to redistrict congressional election maps and put a moratorium on data centers.
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Full Episode: PFAS Regulations and Women's Issues in New York State

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By Elise Kline Verified
| New York NOW (Podcast)
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rollbacks to drinking water standards for PFAS Chemicals. We dive into state lawmakers' proposals to strengthen regulations in New York and the push for increased clean water funding. The State Senate Women's Issues Committee Chair Lea Webb (D-Binghamton) unpacks legislative priorities around maternal mortality and reproductive access.
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Gov. Hochul Signs a Bill To Allow Certain Retailers To Buy and Resell Wine and Liquor

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By Elise Kline Verified
| New York NOW (Podcast)
Gov. Kathy Hochul recently signed a bill to allow certain retailers to buy and resell wine and liquor. This bill signing makes a change to the state’s liquor laws that are some of the oldest in the country, not seeing many updates since the post-prohibition era. Under the state’s previous liquor law provisions, retailers like bars, restaurants, and taverns had no flexibility to immediately replenish their stock when they ran out of wine and liquor.
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