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Governor Hochul directed flags to be lowered at half-staff to honor the life and public service of former 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East President George Gresham who passed away on Friday, May 8, at the age of 71 after a long illness.
Governor Hochul directed 11 New York State landmarks to illuminate in orange and blue Monday, June 8, ahead of the NBA Finals Game 3 matchup against the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden.
Governor Hochul joined leadership from the MTA, elected officials and Harlem community leaders to break ground on the major construction stage of the transformative Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 project.
Governor Hochul signed legislation (S.9468/ A.10491) to protect roughly 11,000 more transit workers against assault and harassment.
Governor Hochul signed legislation (S.9468/ A.10491) to protect roughly 11,000 more transit workers against assault and harassment.
Governor Hochul announced the fireworks display at Jones Beach State Park will take place on Independence Day, one week from today.
Governor Hochul announced the opening of the initial intake tool to help small businesses determine their eligibility for the COVID-19 Capital Costs Tax Credit Program.
Governor Hochul announced the appointment of Colin Ahern as the state's first ever Chief Cyber Officer.
Governor Hochul marched in the New York City Pride Parade.
Governor Hochul signed two bills honoring LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
"For far too long, this country has been plagued by an epidemic of mass violence, taking the lives of members of our own community in Buffalo and innocent school children in Uvalde, Texas.
Governor Hochul announced she will convene an extraordinary session of the New York State Legislature on June 30 to pass new gun safety legislation in response to the United States Supreme Court’s decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen.
Governor Hochul issued a reminder to gun owners that the U.S. Supreme Court's Thursday decision to strike down New York's concealed carry law does not mean New York State's licensure processes and rules do not need to be followed.