Cuomo Under Fire

In a blistering 45-page report, the state Assembly called former Gov. Cuomo’s actions while in office — ranging from his treatment of female staffers to his multimillion-dollar book deal — ‘extremely disturbing.’ NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

Leaders at the New York State Assembly release a report stating that former Governor Andrew Cuomo was unfit for office given his lack of transparency over COVID-19 deaths, misusage of public funds and harassment of women employees.

The New York State Assembly released a 45-page report Monday into the conduct of former governor Andrew Cuomo, finding that he sexually harassed women, used state resources to produce his latest book and was “not fully transparent” about nursing home deaths from COVID-19. Read the full report below or click here to open in a new window.

An outside law firm hired to investigate Cuomo and his administration on behalf of the Judiciary Committee corroborated multiple allegations of wrongdoing

The state Assembly’s investigation into former Gov. Andrew Cuomo concluded that the Democrat’s administration misrepresented how many nursing home residents died of COVID-19

Members of the New York Assembly’s Judiciary Committee began reading copies of a report on allegations against former Gov. Andrew Cuomo

NY Ethics panel voted to rescind their approval of Cuomo’s million dollar book deal. Melissa Russo reports.

Members of New York’s ethics commission voted overwhelmingly to rescind approval of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $5.1 million book deal Tuesday. The committee’s vote comes over a year since the October 2020 publication of Cuomo’s book “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic,” which largely recounts the governor’s once-daily press conferences last spring. The former governor, who resigned...

A former top state Department of Health official testified that former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office barred the agency from working closely with the New York City Health Department and other public health officials during the peak of the pandemic. Dr. Elizabeth Dufort said the former governor of New York prohibited her and her colleagues from communicating with local health...

A former top state Health Department official testified that former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office barred the agency from working closely with the NYC Health Department and other public health officials during the peak of the pandemic. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

An unexpected twist in the sexual misconduct allegations against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo came Friday, as one of his closest aides alleged a state trooper extorted her for money — a claim the trooper’s lawyer blasted as “false.”

One of former Gov. Cuomo’s top aides, Melissa DeRosa, says that a state trooper who accused Cuomo of touching her inappropriately is extorting her after the trooper was quoted in a report saying she heard DeRosa and Cuomo kissed on a public sidewalk. Melissa Russo reports.

The Cuomo team called the release of the transcripts by NY Attorney General Letitia James selective and inaccurate. The attorney general pushed back on those claims, saying that “the report speaks for itself.” NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo appeared pugilistic and paranoid at times during an 11-hour deposition made public this week

NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

The New York Office of the Attorney General on Wednesday released the 515-page transcript of the interview then-governor Andrew Cuomo gave in July for the office’s probe into alleged acts of sexual harassment. The AG’s office subsequently found that Cuomo did commit harassment, he resigned, and he now faces criminal charges. Read the full transcript below.

A man who threatened to kill a federal judge has to now go through psychological evaluation before it can be determined if he is fit for court. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

A prosecutor investigating accusations that former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo groped a woman has asked a judge for more time, saying the criminal complaint filed last week by the local sheriff was “potentially defective.”

NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

A New York sheriff on Friday defended his decision to file a criminal complaint against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo without consulting prosecutors or the accuser, a woman who says the Democrat groped her late last year. But Sheriff Craig Apple said he was confident in the strength of the case, which he said was based on witness interviews…