AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSurveillance Pricing Crackdown: New York lawmakers sent Gov. Kathy Hochul the One Fair Price Act, aimed at stopping “surveillance pricing” that uses algorithms and personal data to set prices, while a separate bill to ban electronic shelf labels stalled in the Assembly. Immigration Enforcement: After Hochul signed legislation limiting ICE actions, White House border czar Tom Homan vowed DHS will send “more ICE agents” to New York City, calling it “wildly disruptive.” State Budget for Rochester: Rochester’s delegation highlighted a FY2027 budget with major local wins, including $2 million for the Baden Street Settlement and $300 million for the Rochester-Monroe Transformation Initiative. Education Oversight: A new report says half of New York teacher prep programs fail to adequately train educators in reading, with many not even providing materials for review. Local Community & Outdoors: Ulster County’s free Nature Bus returns for 2026 weekends, and the state is also rolling out free events during Invasive Species Awareness Week to help residents spot and stop pests like spotted lanternfly.
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