The Local: Pot shops want buffer zones to stay, what’s on TV tonight, Hochul mulling lower cost congestion pricing, plus more stories from around NYC this morning

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Good morning everyone and welcome to this edition of The Local by Bazaar Express in New York City.

Congestion pricing isn’t entirely dead yet if new reports are to be believed.

1. What’s on TV tonight?

Tonight we are watching the horror film Immaculate on Hulu starring Sydney Sweeney.

2. Pot shops want the 1k foot buffer rule to stay

According to reports, more than three hundred pot shops are fighting a proposed rule by the OCB that would currently alter the ‘buffer zone’ rule which means pot shops must be at least 1k feet from each other. A proposal by the board would change that depending on population sizes and other information according to The Post.

3. NYC granny killed herself and mother of her granddaughter so her UES son could get custody in one of the most twisted crimes.

A shocking story in the boroughs. According to reports, a killer NYC granny took her life and that of victimMarisa Galloway so that her son could get custody of a 4-year-old child involved. According to reports, Galloway’s parents are now suing for visitation rights following the shocking murder suicide. The incident unraveled during a custody dispute between Galloway and ex-husband Zachariah Reed.