Albany, N.Y. – New York State lawmakers are back in Albany today to resume work following an eleven-day break for the Memorial Day holiday.
Lawmakers will have a little more than two weeks to finish their work before the 2017 session comes to an end.
Among the measures they'll be considering during their final days are a ban on child marriages, pension changes for teachers and other public employees, and an indoor ban on e-cigarettes.
The session ends June 21st.