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Governor Hochul announced that New York has made significant strides in its ongoing efforts to protect SNAP recipients’ benefits from theft and that new, more secure chip-based cards will be issued beginning early in 2027.
Governor Hochul issued a letter to U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary (DHS) Markwayne Mullin demanding answers in response to reports of three separate federal immigration detention projects planned in New York State.
Governor Hochul announced that the largest private-sector construction project in New York State history has accelerated into its next phase, with workers pouring the foundations for Micron’s $100 billion semiconductor manufacturing campus in Central New York.
Governor Hochul announced that New York State landmarks will be lit pink, white and blue on March 31, 2025.
Governor Hochul announced the completion of a $66.4 million project to replace the Bronx River Parkway bridge over the Metro-North Railroad.
Governor Hochul attended County Executive Ken Jenkins’ swearing-in ceremony and delivered remarks.
Governor Hochul was a guest on WNYW-TV’s “Politics Unusual.”
Governor Hochul urged New Yorkers to prepare for snow, freezing rain and ice beginning tonight and continuing through Sunday for parts of the North Country, Mohawk Valley and Capital District.
Governor Hochul announced the start of a $7.5 million bridge placement project over I-90 in Onondaga County.
Governor Hochul announced the selection of 1300 South Salina Street (formerly the Sears Building) as the future home of New York State’s first ON-RAMP Workforce Innovation Hub.
Governor Hochul announced the opening of applications for paid civic and service internships in the Empire State Service Corps Program.
Governor Hochul delivered remarks alongside Senator Gillibrand regarding the Trump administration’s attack on the Social Security program.
A coalition of 36 county executives, mayors and local leaders announced their strong support for Governor Hochul’s mental health reforms.