Gov. Andrew Cuomo is taking a second shot this year at legalizing marijuana in New York for adult recreational use, with a plan unveiled during his State of the State address Wednesday that appeared to largely mirror what he proposed last year.

But this year, Cuomo is also seeking to have New York work with its geographical neighbors to coordinate a comprehensive system for legalizing marijuana.

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