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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday he will be stepping down in 14 days.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday he will be stepping down in 14 days.
Tenants rallied in lower Manhattan on Tuesday morning as a hearing was being held to come up with solutions to fix the issues with the city's rent relief program.
If a majority of the 150 member Assembly votes to impeach him, or if he steps down, Hochul would take over as governor, and it would make her New York's first female governor.
The woman, identified only as "Executive Assistant #1" in Attorney General Letitia James' scathing report about the governor's conduct, is anonymous no longer.
The alleged victim filed a complaint a couple days ago. The Albany sheriff said she spent about an hour at the department with her attorney, detailing what she says happened.
Sources told CBS2's Marcia Kramer the unidentified aide made the report Thursday with the Albany County Sheriff's Department.
Lawyers for the Legislature's impeachment probe gave the state's chief executive one week to provide them with reasons why he thinks he should keep his job.
As the COVID-19 cases continue to tick up, some parents said they saw the mask plan coming.
COVID-19 restrictions could soon be changing when it comes to international travel. Some rules have kept loved ones apart for more than a year.
Zip code 11691 has the fewest vaccinated residents in New York City, with just 38.62% of residents with at least one vaccine dose.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has defiantly resisted a chorus of calls for his resignation. That begs the question: Will state lawmakers impeach him?
Cuomo said Tuesday he will not step down, insisting he "never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances."
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy lashed out Wednesday at a group protesting COVID-19 vaccinations.
New York tenants on the verge of eviction say the state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program is failing them.
A new overnight poll by Marist College found that 59% of New Yorkers want him to resign, and if he doesn't, 59% want the Legislature to impeach him.