In a move that highlights the ongoing gridlock in Albany, New York state lawmakers have approved a fourth budget extender, delaying a final budget agreement until further notice. Despite the state's fiscal year drawing to a close, negotiations between Governor Kathy Hochul and lawmakers have stalled, leaving key policy decisions unresolved. The budget extender, which will keep government operations running for the time being, is a temporary fix that has been met with frustration from both sides of the aisle. As the clock ticks down, lawmakers are under pressure to reach a deal that addresses pressing issues, including education funding and healthcare reform, before the current fiscal year expires.
New York approves fourth budget extender as policy stalls negotiations NEWS10 ABC
