House of Representatives

HR 2468 prohibits any sanctions relief for individuals or groups designated as terrorists, reinforcing U.S. commitment to combat terrorism and maintain national security.

Bill S 1234 reshapes SUNY's board of trustees to boost governance, enhance student and faculty representation, and promote diversity in decision-making.

Bill S 875 aims to clarify and enhance second-degree burglary laws, impacting penalties and definitions, affecting individuals charged and law enforcement practices.

Bill S 1457 adjusts income limits for housing assistance programs for low-income seniors and disabled individuals in NYC, ensuring support keeps pace with inflation.

Bill S 772 streamlines the Medicare Savings Program application, making it easier for low-income seniors to access financial help for Medicare costs.

HR 3758 ensures fair disability benefits for all workers, standardizing support, simplifying access, and protecting against discrimination in the workplace.

Bill S 1975 mandates clear display of building numbers to enhance public safety, ensuring emergency services can quickly identify locations for faster response times.

Bill S 1959 requires state legislative approval for closing correctional facilities, ensuring oversight and assessing impacts on public safety and local communities.

Bill S 2306 empowers New York City to strengthen rent regulations, enhancing tenant protections against rent hikes and evictions while increasing local governance on housing issues.

SRES 278 condemns the antisemitic attack in Boulder, supports survivors, and calls for vigilance against hate, promoting safety and inclusion for all communities.