New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has spent the last several weeks hinting at her legislative agenda for the coming year, making clear she intends to put forward plans to bolster housing and improve public safety across the state.

On Tuesday, she’ll begin to flesh out the details.

At 1 p.m. Hochul will deliver her annual State of the State address live from the Assembly chamber of the state Capitol in Albany. Her agenda-setting speech will lay out her priorities for the upcoming legislative session, which will be the first since she won a full term in November. In the coming weeks, New Yorkers will learn how Hochul intends to pay for everything; her state budget proposal is due by Feb. 1.

WNYC's Albany reporter Jon Campbell joined "Morning Edition" host Michael Hill for a preview of Hochul's speech. For more, visit Gothamist.com.