For Immediate Release | April 12 , 2011 Contact: Katie Kincaid | kincaid.nysenate@gmail.com | 646-784-0485 Senators Introduce Clean Water Legislative Package and Vow To Keep New York’s Water Safe & Clean (Albany, NY) – As new information continues to surface on the dangers ...
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The following was published in today’s Our Town. By Liz Krueger Even in the best of economic times, it’s never “easy” to balance the State’s budget. This year it was particularly difficult because our state government had less money and ...
Read MoreToday, Senator Krueger received the following letter from Ed Koch for her continued commitment to nonpartisan, independent redistricting: Dear Liz, Thank you for following up on your campaign pledge and committing to support nonpartisan, independent redistricting for the 2012 elections, ...
Read MoreBy David Chen It is almost second nature for some New York City tenants to suspect their landlords of cutting corners when it comes to fixing a balky heater or securing dangling light fixtures. But now tenants can find out ...
Read MoreLast night, Tuesday, March 29th, the State Senate took up the first two budget bills, which dealt with economic development, transportation and the consolidation of State agencies. Below are Senator Krueger’s closing remarks and explanation of her vote.
Read MoreLast night, Senator Liz Krueger joined NY1’s Inside City Hall to discuss and debate the current New York State budget agreement. Click here to watch the segment.
Read MoreBy Laura Nahmias Alas, the brief harmony that descended on Albany following Sunday afternoon’s budget agreement was to be short-lived. Hours after the joint conference committee hearing put a cap on the budget agreement, Senate Republicans sprang a surprise rules ...
Read MorePlease note: This schedule is subject to change – it is recommended that you call ahead to confirm these events. Friday 4/1/11 11:00 AM Health Advocates for Older Adults, 341 East 87th St, 212 980-1700 Activity: Bridge 2:00 PM Health ...
Read MoreBy Senator Liz Krueger Albany and City Hall are engaged in a high-stakes game of chicken, and thousands of homeless families are trapped in the middle. Every spring, as we debate the tough choices that inevitably must be made to ...
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