Kathy Hochul: “That’s what the next four years are for: to finish what we started, with bold ambition and a sense of urgency.”

The bill, as passed, would create uncertainty in the industry by imposing a burdensome reporting requirement on applicants, and by creating a wage board that could raise costs for licensees and drive consumers to the illicit market.

Well, maybe she oughta get outside and get offline a little more.

A lot easier. And here’s the challenge: I represent the largest Jewish population in the world outside of Israel.

When someone reports sexual assault, they deserve to know their allegations will be taken seriously and thoroughly investigated by law enforcement trained to support survivors.