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Governor Hochul updated New Yorkers on the state's progress combating COVID-19 and outlined basic steps they can take to protect against the spread of viral respiratory infections that become more common in the winter season.

Governor Hochul joined Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff and Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra for a roundtable with Latino community leaders to discuss equity in mental and behavioral health access.

Bloomberg published an op-ed by Governor Hochul on the importance of expanding access to child care and the steps New York State is taking to ensure businesses accommodate the needs of working families.

Como parte de la Semana Nacional de Protección al Consumidor, la Gobernadora Hochul anunció que la Oficina de Servicios al Consumidor del Departamento de Servicios Públicos del Estado de Nueva York, bajo la rama del personal de la Comisión de Servicio Público - ayudó a 68,000 hogares de Nueva York con una variedad de asuntos de protección al consumidor en el 2022, lo que resultó en que el Departamento devolviera casi $4.2 millones a los consumidores.

Governor Hochul announced that the New York State Board for Historic Preservation has recommended adding 13 properties to the State and National Registers of Historic Places and submitting one request to move a listed resource to the National Park Service.

La gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy que se han otorgado más de $13.3 millones para ayudar a expandir y preservar viviendas de apoyo permanentes y de emergencia para personas y familias sin hogar.

Governor Hochul and Attorney General James sent a letter to the CEOs of Walgreens (owner of Duane Reade), Rite Aid and CVS calling on these corporations — which represent the majority of pharmacies in the State of New York — to provide answers about their plans to make the abortion medication mifepristone available.

As a part of National Consumer Protection Week, Governor Hochul announced that the Office of Consumer Services at the New York State Department of Public Service — the staff arm of the Public Service Commission — assisted 68,000 New York households with a variety of consumer protection matters in 2022, resulting in the Department returning nearly $4.2 million to consumers.