What to know This legislation aims to make tobacco products less accessible by prohibiting the sale of these products at stands and vending machines in buildings in New York State. “For decades, tobacco companies have hooked generations of people on nicotine. New Yorkers,” said Governor Hochul. The signed legislation modifies the public buildings law to … Read more
What to know This support will help eliminate barriers and delays in the Victim Compensation Fund and workers’ compensation claims. Additionally, two bridges and a highway will be designated to honor the brave people who gave the ultimate sacrifice. “On this solemn day of remembrance, let us not only honor the lives lost on 9/11, … Read more
What you should know Beaches at Robert Moses, Hither Hills and Jones Beach State Parks reopened for swimming Friday after it was banned since Wednesday due to storm surge from Hurricane Franklin. Lifeguards and State Park staff assessed conditions Friday in the morning and determined that they were safe for swimming. The New York State … Read more
NEW YORK — Governor Kathy Hochul Wednesday ordered State Parks to suspend swimming at Long Island’s ocean beaches due to flooding and strong surf conditions resulting from Hurricane Franklin. “As peak hurricane season approaches, the safety of all New Yorkers remains my top priority,” said Governor Hochul. “As tropical storms and hurricanes affect our beaches … Read more
what to know “Governor Hochul has been a partner in subway safety, in crime and in many things,” Eric Adams said Tuesday. “But I think the governor is wrong on this issue.” Hochul’s spokeswoman said Tuesday it was “unfortunate that the mayor chose to point the finger at the state” instead of focusing on solutions. … Read more
what to know “Governor Hochul has been a partner in subway safety, in crime and in many things,” Eric Adams said Tuesday. “But I think the governor is wrong on this issue.” Hochul’s spokeswoman said Tuesday it was “unfortunate that the mayor chose to point the finger at the state” instead of focusing on solutions. … Read more
NEW YORK — The state of New York this Friday extended the state of emergency due to the immigration crisis, which will allow it to use more public funds to provide shelter and humanitarian assistance to new arrivals, while the first reactions of some communities begin to emerge. locals against their welcome. The state governor, … Read more
“Good morning, welcome to New York!” New York Governor Kathy Hochul said in Spanish, who participated in the kick-off of the 40th Conference of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO). Previously, the mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, had given a speech that highlighted the importance of Latinos in his … Read more
NEW YORK — On Wednesday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced $31.5 million in funding for the program Pathways in Technology from New York State that will prepare thousands of New York students for the highly skilled jobs of the future in technology, manufacturing, health care and finance. This investment funds regional associations that respond to the … Read more
what to know Governor Kathy Hochul announced that she has approved a request from the New York State Police to increase the maximum age to apply to become a New York State Police officer from 29 to 34. Hochul’s plan provides two additional classes each year, which allowing for an unprecedented four year classes. State … Read more