Six Months After Sandy Hook, Cuomo Pushes Washington On Guns - Gov. Andrew Cuomo released a statement today, the six month anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, to push lawmakers in Washington to act on new gun control laws.

Manhattan Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal Takes Aim At 3D Printed Guns - Brooklyn City Councilman Lew Fidler isn’t the only New York lawmaker to introduce legislation looking to curb the spread of so-called “printable” guns.  State Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal (D-Manhattan) has introduced a bill that would make it a felony to manufacture, sell or use firearms and ammunition magazines made with digital 3-D printers.

New bill would stamp out 3-D guns - Hoping to stop plastic guns from adding to the city’s bloodshed, one councilman is trying to stop “printable” guns before the technology to make them becomes widely available.  City Councilman Lew Fidler, a Brooklyn Democrat, plans to introduce a bill Wednesday laying out rules for the firearms that can be churned out on a 3-D printer and easily assembled.

About 150,000 petitions delivered to Cuomo to repeal SAFE-ACT - Sen. Kathleen Marchione, R-Halfmoon, Saratoga County, said she and her fellow Republican lawmakers collected about 150,000 petitions in opposition to the state’s SAFE-Act.  The petitions seek a repeal of the gun-control law passed in January and were being delivered this morning to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office at the Capitol by gun-rights advocates. A rally is set for noon today.  Marchione and gun supporters said Cuomo pushed through the legislation without any public debate, and some gun owners said they would not comply with the law—which requires registration of most guns.