Budget
La gobernadora Hochul y los neoyorquinos se unieron para denunciar al presidente Trump y a los republicanos de Washington por haber dado la espalda a los estadounidenses y haber cerrado el gobierno federal.
Governor Hochul and New Yorkers rallied to call out President Trump and Washington Republicans for turning their backs on Americans and shutting down the federal government.
Governor Hochul and New Yorkers rallied today to call out President Trump and Washington Republicans for turning their backs on Americans and shutting down the federal government.
Governor Hochul highlighted essential changes to New York's Discovery Laws, set to take effect on Thursday, August 7, at a press conference with New York District Attorneys, victim advocates and local law enforcement.
La gobernadora Hochul se reunió con el Consejo de Gremios de Hoteles y Juegos de Azar (AFL-CIO) para anunciar que el Estado de Nueva York ha liquidado el préstamo federal de casi 7 mil millones de dólares del Fondo Fiduciario del Seguro de Desempleo (UI).
Governor Hochul rallied with the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council, AFL-CIO to announce New York State has paid off the nearly $7 billion federal Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund loan — a move that will bring the fund to solvency, increase benefits for unemployed New Yorkers and cut costs to businesses.
Governor Hochul announced that funding is available from the new $100 million Building Recreational Infrastructure for Communities, Kids and Seniors (NY BRICKS) capital grant program.
Governor Hochul announced the expansion of SUNY ASAP|ACE, the nation’s leading evidence-based retention and completion model, from 4,270 students at 25 SUNY campuses in Fall 2024 to 7,050 students at 34 SUNY campuses in Fall 2025.
Earlier, Governor Hochul rode the Metro-North from Grand Central Terminal to Yonkers to speak with commuters about recent investments in Hudson Valley rail service included in the FY26 Enacted Budget.
Governor Hochul announced New York State is continuing to invest in the New York State Canal system through a $50 million allocation in the FY 2026 Enacted Budget as the Erie Canal’s Bicentennial navigation season begins.