Gov. Andrew Cuomo

New York may have as many as 93 cases of children presenting with a new pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome likely linked to COVID-19. At least three children have died, and two more deaths are under investigation, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced. Melissa Russo reports.

New York lawmakers were preparing to work late to pass a budget that is expected to cut school aid as the coronavirus outbreak roils the state’s economy

Gov. Cuomo responds to Senator Schumers comments about him rejecting 5 billion in Coronavirus medicaid funding.

Gov. Cuomo gives updates on the Coronavirus numbers

Gov. Cuomo extends the PAUSE Program until April 15th

Gov. Cuomo address proposed hospital cuts.

For days, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has publicly said the state was reaching out to medical professionals who work outside a hospital setting — including those who are retired — to incite them to volunteer in staffing hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. His pleas have been successful — so much so that tens of thousands of these healthcare professionals have signed…

New York is preparing the Javits Center for an influx of COVID-19 cases, and there are still major shortfalls in what the city needs to manage the crisis. Tradie Strahan reports.

New York is sending building inspectors and mental health professionals to Puerto Rico to aid recovery efforts following a string of devastating earthquakes

New York is sending building inspectors and mental health professionals to Puerto Rico to aid recovery efforts following a string of devastating earthquakes.

A New York state park in Brooklyn will be named after LGBTQ activist Marsha P

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will fly to Poland to attend the 75th anniversary commemoration of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, he announced Saturday. Cuomo, a Democrat, will join leaders from around the world at Monday’s ceremony marking the anniversary of the Jan. 27, 1945 liberation of Auschwitz by Soviet troops. “The people of New York will never…

New York lawmakers are pushing for big changes in limo safety. Erica Byfield reports.

Political leaders in New York have reached an agreement to pass new limousine safety bills inspired by deadly crashes in 2015 and 2018, officials said Tuesday. The proposals target unsafe limos and lax regulations, said Senate Majority Leader Andrew Stewart-Cousins, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, all Democrats. The legislation also includes immobilization of defective limousines, GPS and…

Parents of people killed in recent limousine crashes in New York say they want tougher safety regulations. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.