La Gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy que el Departamento de Servicios Financieros (DFS) del estado de Nueva York ha propuesto una normativa que modifica el proceso de presentación de tarifas de seguros de automóviles de uso particular, implementando reformas promulgadas en el presupuesto del Año Fiscal 2027 para ayudar a reducir el costo de los seguros de automóviles en el estado.

Governor Hochul announced that the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has proposed a regulation amending the process for filing private passenger auto insurance rates, implementing reforms enacted in the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget to help bring down the cost of auto insurance in New York State.

La gobernadora Hochul y la fiscal de distrito de Queens, Melinda Katz, anunciaron la sentencia de Jaime Huiracocha, de 53 años, y Victor Murillo, de 34, ambos de Brooklyn.

Governor Hochul and Queens District Attorney Katz announced today the sentencing of 53-year-old Jaime Huiracocha and 34-year-old Victor Murillo, both of Brooklyn.

Governor Hochul and Queens District Attorney Katz announced the sentencing of 53-year-old Jaime Huiracocha and 34-year-old Victor Murillo, both of Brooklyn.

Governor Hochul and Attorney General James announced that New York has sued KalshiEX, LLC (Kalshi) for running an illegal gambling operation in New York through its prediction market platform.

Governor Hochul and Attorney General James announced that New York has sued KalshiEX, LLC (Kalshi) for running an illegal gambling operation in New York through its prediction market platform.

“New York’s gambling laws are designed to protect consumers. Kalshi tried to ignore them. Yesterday, they lost in court."

Governor Hochul announced that the first-in-the-nation law to boost AI transparency in advertising in the film and television industry is now in effect.

Governor Hochul announced New York State agencies secured over $237.7 million in recoveries and restitution for consumers in 2025, building on the Governor’s efforts to strengthen consumer protections and put money back in New Yorkers’ pockets.