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Governor Hochul signed the groundbreaking, first-in-the-nation Green CHIPS legislation (S.9467/ A.10507) aimed at creating jobs, kick-starting economic growth and maintaining important environmental protections while making New York a hub for semiconductor (also known as "chips") manufacturing.

Governor Hochul announced that the City of Rochester will host the 2022 New York State Canal Conference, a biennial event that brings together canal and inland waterway enthusiasts, professionals and scholars to learn about a range of topics related to New York State Canals while celebrating their rich history.

Governor Hochul announced the distribution of $44.4 million in federal pandemic funding to help struggling New Yorkers with children to cover back-to-school and early life nutritional expenses.

Governor Hochul signed the groundbreaking, first-in-the-nation Green CHIPS legislation (S.9467/ A.10507) aimed at creating jobs, kick-starting economic growth and maintaining important environmental protections while making New York a hub for semiconductor (also known as "chips") manufacturing.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of a $2.4 million mixed-use development that brings 11 affordable homes and new commercial space to Buffalo's East Side.

La gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy el inicio de la construcción de Baez Place, un proyecto de viviendas asequibles de $86 millones en la sección Claremont de El Bronx. Baez Place contará con 154 viviendas asequibles, incluidas 86 con servicios de apoyo en el lugar para personas sin hogar.

Earlier, Governor Hochul signed a legislative package to honor and support Holocaust survivors in educational, cultural, and financial institutions.

Governor Hochul announced the start of construction on Baez Place, an $86 million affordable housing development in the Claremont section of the Bronx.

Governor Hochul signed legislation (S.5933-A/A.8133) that will direct the Department of Labor to conduct a study on the statewide employment rate of trans individuals in the state, in consultation with the Division of Human Rights.