New York Court

The New York State Assembly, established in 1777, has played a pivotal role in shaping state history through progressive reforms and actions. Under the leadership of Speaker Carl E. Heastie, who made history as New York's first African American Assembly Speaker, the Assembly is dedicated to improving the lives of all New Yorkers and is often referred to as the People's House.

The Assembly holds regular public hearings and engages in a variety of legislative initiatives, addressing critical issues such as economic development, consumer protections, and emerging technologies. Through these efforts, it ensures that the voices of the community are heard and that necessary reforms are enacted for the benefit of the state's residents.

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