"In the wake of the Supreme Court's reckless and reprehensible decision on NYSRPA v. Bruen, I convened the Mayors of New York's six largest cities — Albany, Buffalo, New York City, Rochester, Syracuse, and Yonkers — to discuss the impact of the decision and the policy options we are considering."

"Expanding these efforts across the region will create good-paying jobs, improve air quality and reduce pollution while allowing our states to meet our shared climate and offshore wind goals."

Governor Hochul announced $178.8 million has been awarded to 75 communities across New York State for projects that promote environmentally friendly modes of travel and make it easier and safer to walk, bike or hike.

Governor Hochul updated New Yorkers on the state's progress combating COVID-19.

"I am horrified by reports that the Smithtown Library Board has decided to remove any LGBTQ+ related books from displays in the children's sections of its libraries and have directed the New York State Division of Human Rights to launch an investigation immediately.

Governor Hochul announced that the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation has approved nearly $70 million to help 11 municipalities advance critical infrastructure projects that protect or improve water quality.

Earlier, Governor Hochul signed Alyssa's Law (S.7132B/A.10018), requiring schools to consider the use of silent panic alarm systems when conducting review and development of their school safety plans.

Governor Hochul signed Alyssa's Law (S.7132B/A.10018), requiring schools to consider the use of silent panic alarm systems when conducting review and development of their school safety plans.

Governor Hochul issued a response to the United States Supreme Court's ruling striking down New York State's concealed carry restriction.

Governor Hochul urged New Yorkers to prepare for potentially severe weather throughout upstate New York beginning Wednesday afternoon.