5 Things To Know: Meet New York's New Governor Kathy Hochul
Who is Hochul, and what should New Yorkers know about their new leader?
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Who is Hochul, and what should New Yorkers know about their new leader?
With the sun setting on Andrew Cuomo's term, Kathy Hochul quietly prepared for one of the most important moments of her political career.
It was the final note to a stunning fall from grace for the man who intended to beat his dad's record and serve four terms.
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo spends his last day at the helm, his replacement -- Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul -- prepares to take the reins.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo released a pre-taped farewell address to the people of New York Monday.
CBS2 cameras captured moving trucks outside the Executive Mansion in Albany on Friday.
On Long Island Friday, Hochul stepped it up in Hauppauge, while Andrew Cuomo packed it up in Albany.
The Monmouth University poll found 52% of voters surveyed support Murphy over his Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli, who got 36%.
The visit comes a day after Hochul held a roundtable meeting with parents and educators in the city and met privately with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Despite facing sexual harassment allegations, Cuomo is eligible to receive a pension after nearly 15 years of service -- 11 as governor and four as attorney general.
Lamont's executive order requiring masks in schools is set to expire with the rest of his special executive powers Sept. 30.
CBS2 cameras were the only ones there when she entered the building for a series of key meetings.
Along with tax breaks, the new law signed Tuesday will provide millions of dollars in funding for business loans and grants.
Addressing the nation for the first time since the Taliban took the capital on Sunday, Biden did little to address pressing questions about why the U.S. failed to anticipate the rapid pace of the takeover.
Many are left wondering if the decades the U.S. spent in Afghanistan were worth it.
