Pressroom

Governor Hochul announced the Public Authorities Control Board’s approval of a major, mixed-use development at 5 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan that will include approximately 1,200 units of housing — one-third of which will be permanently affordable and a portion of which will be offered for New Yorkers impacted by 9/11.

La Gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy que estánabiertas las solicitudes por $500 millones del presupuesto del año fiscal 2024 para reforzar la fuerzalaboral de cuidado infantil de Nueva York a través del Programa de subvenciones para la retención de la fuerza laboral.

La Gobernadora Hochul anunció la aprobación de un importante desarrollo de uso mixto en 5 World Trade Center en el Bajo Manhattan que incluirá aproximadamente 1,200 unidades de vivienda, un tercio de las cuales serán permanentemente asequibles y una parte de las cuales se ofrecerá a los neoyorquinos afectados por el 11 de septiembre.

Governor Hochul announced the appointment of Blake G. Washington as New York State Budget Director.

La gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy al ganador del primer premio WE❤️NYC Riders’ Choice Award, que invitó a los neoyorquinos a votar por su favorito de la lista de artistas del metro de Music Under New York de la MTA.

La Gobernadora Hochul instó a los neoyorquinos a tener cuidado ya que las condiciones de calor extremo continúan en el pronóstico para gran parte del estado el jueves y viernes.

Governor Hochul announced that the New York Power Authority Board of Trustees approved economic development awards under the state’s ReCharge NY program to 21 firms that will spur more than $800 million in capital investments and support nearly 4,500 jobs — with 727 of those jobs newly created.

Governor Hochul announced that applications are open for $500 million from the FY 2024 Budget to bolster New York’s child care workforce through the Workforce Retention Grant Program.

Earlier, Governor Hochul announced the winner of the first-ever WE❤️NYC Riders’ Choice Award, which invited New Yorkers to vote for their favorite of the MTA’s Music Under New York’s roster of subway performers.

Governor Hochul announced the Public Authorities Control Board’s approval of a major, mixed-use development at 5 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan that will include approximately 1,200 units of housing — one-third of which will be permanently affordable and a portion of which will be offered for New Yorkers impacted by 9/11.