New York Gov. Kathy Hochul touts congestion pricing success after feds extend deadline to end toll
A day after the federal government extended the deadline for New York to end congestion pricing, Gov. Kathy Hochul is touting ...
Lawmaker, advocate call on Gov. Hochul to get moving on ‘Cap and Invest’ (Your Letters)
It is needed to fund New York state’s Climate Law, reduce pollution and invest in our communities, especially in light of ...
Griffo joins fellow Senate Republicans in protest letter over fired corrections officers
Hochul's executive order means fired corrections officers can't find work at county jails or in municipalities.
Hochul refuses to back down on congestion pricing after Duffy’s funding threats
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in a letter that the New York City Transit Authority must reduce transit crime or the federal government will withhold federal funding.
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Hochul’s push to change involuntary commitment laws gains steam with nurse practitioners union backing
The governor’s ongoing push to increase involuntary commitments of people with untreated severe mental illness continues to ...
Ritchie Torres puts Hochul, MTA on blast in pitch to overhaul ‘hellhole’ Penn Station
To say Penn Station has seen better days is an understatement, and Rep. Ritchie Torres is sick of it. The firebrand New York ...
Hochul will defy Trump deadline to stop NYC congestion pricing — but insists president still backs her Penn Station revamp plan
Hochul is framing the Penn project as one of her biggest areas of agreement with Trump, but noted he winced when she asked ...
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State Republicans ask Hochul to rescind order barring fired corrections officers from work
State Republicans have fired off a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul calling for her to rescind an executive order barring ...
Duffy threatens to pull funds over Hochul’s ‘refusal’ to end congestion pricing or approve pipelines
Duffy granted New York a 30-day extension to the deadline to comply with terminating the plan but warned funding could be cut if the state does not comply.