Kate Lisa is a New York Politics Reporter/MMJ at Capital Tonight. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on the intersections of health and wellness, such as psychedelic research and therapy. Kate's work has been featured in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Spectrum News, and City & State.
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Kate Lisa's work predominantly covers government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a focus on local (United States, New York, Syracuse) issues. She appears to be particularly interested in topics related to state legislation, politics, immigration policies and their impact on the economy.
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There are still a lot of questions, but hey, 2042 is 16 years away.
The president may not have appeared with the GOP candidates in the North Country, but his presence in both of their races was palpable.
By: Sahalie Donaldson, Kate Lisa
As the gubernatorial race looms, Gov. Kathy Hochul is planting her flag on immigration.
By: Kate Lisa
Demand has outpaced federal aid for crime victims, forcing some rape crisis and child advocacy centers to consider closure.
If a bit forced, Rep. Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley kept it civil, even in one of the country’s tightest congressional races.
By: Kate Lisa
Though they avoided explicitly politicizing the event, GOP officials implied the new law will prevent the kind of cooperation that stopped the attack.
As Gov. Kathy Hochul looks to crack down on 287(g) agreements, GOP leaders aren’t flinching.
By: Kate Lisa
The governor wouldn’t let fairgoers forget Trump’s trade war and tariffs – and got a win in Nassau County.
State Fair Director Julie LaFave works all year to make the annual tradition happen.
By: Kate Lisa
The governor must decide to sign or veto the measure by the end of the year.
